The crafting bug allowed you to apply weapon perks from one crafted weapon onto a different one. This included being able to apply exotic weapon perks and intrinsic traits onto legendary weapons.

Some nuts weapons were made with boss-melting damage.

Hey, I encountered this error too. Check to see if your instance has blocked image hosting recently. Many have been doing so recently due to the CSAM issues on !lemmyshitposting@lemmy.world.

You’ll need to host your image on an image hosting site, for example: Imgur or imgbb.

They were not joking when they said they were focusing more on seasonal/endgame armours!

Love this a lot, but can’t help but feel they held back a little on the Warlock set? It looks a little plain, comparatively.

Yeah, I find myself more looking forward to the Wednesday articles than for the TWIDs.

I was kinda hoping to see a seasonal artifact and new Strand aspects sneak peek, but looks like they’re keeping those for the showcase?

What about a 3D chart, with the 4th axis being portrayed via the Hue value of the point on the chart? That would make it somewhat readable.

If you don’t want to spend on a Pixel for GrapheneOS, have you considered CalyxOS or LineageOS? CalyxOS only supports a few devices outside of the Pixel range, while LineageOS covers a broader range.

I can’t vouch for them personally, as I haven’t used them, but I’ve heard good things about them.

I made the switch to GrapheneOS about 2 weeks ago and used this website for reference.

Although I couldn’t find my bank in the list, I found it worked fine anyway after install.

I thought every piece in the British Museum was either “missing, stolen or damaged”?

I’m afraid I’m only familiar with the 2-axis political compass: Left/Right and Auth/Lib.

How many axes do you think there should be in an effective political chart, and what aspects of a political position should each one represent?

Yeah, the gist I seem to be getting from GN’s video is that there is a lack of due diligence and journalistic integrity at LMG w.r.t. testing products, primarily because they’re unnecessarily rushing content out.