Someone should make a 100% science-based dungeons game.

Sweet potatoes.

I’ve seen mixed reviews for the keyboard. How is it?

Glasses at half-mast?

I just finished reading Angel Exterminatus and the only bit I remember them mentioning was “she who feeds”. The whole planet was more or less a prison to keep her satiated. I’m guessing there’s more lore elsewhere that’ll provide answers, but I’m still only 20-ish books in.

So, uh, where’s the diagram?

Looks like there’s already one: !linuxquestions@lemmy.zip

I’ve only seen the US version so far, but will probably watch the UK version too!

Something I haven’t seen mentioned is Ghosts. Recently got caught up on it and it’s definitely a fun watch!

Looks like there’s Cliff Notes on the table.

Actually useful bot idea where it transcribes the video and posts it as a comment.

That’s not true, at all. There’s even a Trans-specific number listed. Help is available, you just need to seek it out.

Crisis Lines.

You should also seek therapy. It may come off as cliche, but having someone to talk to is incredibly therapeutic.

With or without cutting the deck in-between each shuffle?

Yes, that’s been their stance for some time but there have been workarounds that others have come up with. I’m interested in seeing if anyone is aware of one that still works.

I imagine my situation isn’t unique in that I have a lot of stored MFA and figured I’d ask so that if a working solution does exist it may also be shared with anyone else in a similar situation.

Tdarr can do this via its workflows. IIRC, there’s a plugin that will look up the default language and let you configure what to keep. For example, keep native language and your language but discard the others. This works for both audio tracks and subtitles.

Does Subway sponsor them or something? I swear I’ve seen similar scenes in the last couple shows I’ve watched.

I’ve always heard them referred to as starfish

A stuffed animal?

Definitely agree with preferring non-gendered language. But it also doesn’t feel like right to default to the (historically) masculine version either.