One I made up for a caster who always missed their rolls was a sentient wizards hat ‘clippy’. “I see you were trying to cast Eldrich Blast, do you need help with that” and occasionally giving them advantage (they really were rolling awfully)

I was bad at RPing it though and that campaign ended shortly after anyway

It works on a beast with swim speed (doesn’t need to be a fish)

https://www.dndbeyond.com/magic-items/4784-trident-of-fish-command

That would be wisdom! I tend to let it do that too as it’s funny

A funny one i found on Reddit:

Glasses of hindsight: provide a passive perception of 20 of events suitably far in the past

Be careful with magic items, I let my guys buy a trident of fish command… In a desert. But it turns out lots of snakes etc have a swim speed…

That post is from 10 days ago, so is probably the traffic mod?

That’s stupid, notepad is meant to be simple…

I put them in the fridge… On top of the egg holder … In their box 😈

I don’t get through many, so putting them there means I know they are probably still good after a couple of months. The box has the best before date to let me know if I need to float test then.

But it doesn’t have an account total karma tracker (it did, but was removed).

I like it this way, you get approval on your comments/posts, but don’t have a public ‘worth’ value to increase - that can cause problems.

That’s mostly true I think, but it is a really useful resource for mods and I completely understand why they use min karma limits. ( On Reddit I just have a min 5 karma requirement (posts only) and a larger range that just triggers modmail - filters out 90% of bot posts and I can manually address the false positives. I would hate to have to manage a larger community)

I have some alarm tones that are YOU MUST GET UP NOW, and some that are more of a suggestion. Works quite well.

Having one superconstilation up there is fine, my concern is that once there are 2 or 3 of them, the communication between them to avoid each other will become a mess

For my personal projects I somehow ended up with git being on a OneDrive synced folder - carries over the general changes, then explicitly commit and push to get it to GitHub etc.

Triathlon is 3 hobbies!

As they said, generally no, they may just not taste as good.

For example - a pot of chilli powder probably will be fine after 5 years unopened in a cupboard, but probably won’t be as spicy as it used to be.

shorthaul or longhaul?

I think its about 50% on Europe to Europe flights

Anyone wanting to put vulnerabilities into Linux is probably capable of not looking like they are in Russia…

Happened to me at uni when I had to walk through it for 20 mins each way

The first time I went ‘fuck, it’s snowed’ instead of ‘yay, snow!’

(I still love snow, but only at weekends 😆. Better now I can work remotely)

There was that video from a few months ago from… Prints with layers I think? That looked at the actual particulate and volatile counts and found that PLA actually gave off very little? Other plastics were much worse.

So remember that the particle counts matter as much as the danger of the particles.

(Disclaimer, that was a video, not a peer reviewed scientific paper)

They have no exhaust visible and where shown as off on the display.