Erion is a really nice community. Quick commands for moving around and combat encounters are fully automatic with some key presses if you want to change the type of attack etc.
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Quantitatititative I always do a double check.
What do you do to keep yourself entertained?
Admetusto Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Would you forgive someone who spread a rumour about you if they said they were "wrong about you"?3·1 day agoIt’s a one time thing. People can - just like children - come to the wrong conclusions. If they stay on your side after the first time, they have understood you, and are understanding you from their perspective.
But if they continue to gossip about the next thing about you, they just wanted to bury the shit from before.
Getting older I am able to see the cues of ‘gossip’ and I throw all that shit to the back, and use opportunities to address my friends or coworkers about it indirectly to get a proper perspective.
Admetusto Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•We all sleep alone soundly; Maybe the key to a happy marriage is separate beds11·1 day agoI also need to sleep alone. Everyone is different. My wife stirs so much that it’s better to sleep in separate beds and have ehmmm surprise night visits.
Admetusto Games@lemmy.world•Game Freak Leak Reveals Gen 10 Details, Pokemon MMO, And Codename SynapseEnglish2·6 days agoHow the hell did it not get c&d’d already? (Just searched ‘pokemmo’ and this is the first result)
We need xkcd to explain what would happen on a large scale if water was like this.
Sounds like a lot less cleaning in the house as it would just evaporate in less than a minute?
Yeah, gnome is built for touchscreen and mouse. People prefer different things and I love gnome for it’s minimalistic style and modular customisability via extensions. KDE is also great, but I tipped my favour towards gnome for something different.
I also noticed vlc has broken (installed last week apparently)
Using the pacman syntax:
pacman -Q -i -d vlc
showed a conflict with the vlc-plugin (which appeared to be uninstalled already) and no vlc-plugin-#### installed.
The dependencies were fully explained in the list, including the vlc-plugins-all dependency. I’m lazy so that’s the dependency I installed on my EndeavourOS.
Well, it’s bulging out so evidently it’s not going straight up her body.
Initially I thought 4x4 square but this is a square of 4.675 sides. Reasonable. Clever maths though.
Admetusto Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Tomorrow you wake up with the power of Superman for 48 hours, what's on your to do list?6·1 month agoIn the OG movies he goes so fast that he goes faster than light and turns back time. At least I think that was the idea. So yeah, he could do FTL travel. Given that he accelerated to that point in about a minute, it’s probably doable all within an hour.
Gnome is a bit of a different animal these days, I get it that it won’t fit everyone’s use case.
Apologies in advance if I’m doing this wrong. But the 1890 national flag of China was badass. Check out the current Welsh flag though, I’d say it’s close. 🏴
Windows 10 requiring sign in only made me start using Tiny10 but even then I figured if end of life was happening, I may as well settle into using my favourite distribution. I love the feeling of Fedora but I have to use Arch for its incorporation of Deepin stuff.
My WiFi on arch is so all over the place when it connects to my phone hotspot. Connects, disconnects, “oh what’s the password again?” Otherwise router based WiFi is fine.
Actually the Bluetooth is somewhat even more reliable than the Windows one. And it waits for you to connect manually instead of auto connecting to that one speaker you happen to have on.
Gnome is pretty well integrated with everything, especially with extensions to make up for less features in stock gnome than kde.
You can’t really justify it but if you buy it, don’t beat yourself up over it. As long as you don’t hoard so much as to end up with so much stuff to move when you change places.