Chuffed is slang for very pleased in the UK. More specifically it's when something good has just happened to you that's causing you to grin uncontrollably like a lunatic.
As my crude father would say: "I'm chuffed to buggery!"
Although buggery is a bad thing on its own, when combined with chuffed it's like a +1 enchantment instead.
I've used a hand plane to flatten out a cutting board as a complete amateur. It works surprisingly well but something larger like a tabletop would take a long time
You're right that the idea has come from the mind boggling number of options in vehicles these days. The company I worked for recently had over a million different combinations, and making more physical parts standard fit saves them money.
However that saving is not passed on to the customer. The company pockets it all, and makes more money on top with the subscriptions.
I only played the two "new" ones. They were both good, fairly interesting, but not amazing. It's hard to say, but it just felt like something was missing from them. Maybe it was a lack of things to do between missions beyond finding my way into a few random apartments for no real reason?
It's worth noting that I'm generally not into stealth games, I get impatient and just want blood, or think I can sprint past a few guards without being seen. (I think I fucked up in the police station in HR, and the entire interior of the building was just corpses)
Out of the two human revolution was a bit better but there wasn't much between them.
I did like the aesthetics and general mood of the games though, and cyberware will always be cool.
I still would have played the next one if it hadn't been cancelled sadly.
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I'm pro-socialism and heavily regulated capitalism.
All that far left Marxist Communist crap is for people who like to pretend that it doesn't fail every single time.
The line is when the communist system collapses as usual and a dictatorship seizes power.
Very nice. What wood did you use?
I use Onshape personally. It's free, web browser based, and uses parametric modelling which is handy for fiddling about with sizes. It works very similar to Solidworks as it's done by the same guys.
It lacks woodworking specific tools though. You're pretty much limited to sketching and extruding panel-by-panel.
Boo hoo poor terrorists got blown up