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make a controller that screams when it's thrown
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people throw the controller on purpose and it breaks
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they buy another controller
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profit
callyral
I wonder if mods can backport the P2P system to older versions in the future, or if it's going to be like Bedrock where it isn't really peer to peer (as far as i know)
No, it means I'm too interested and I just want to read quicker and quicker and absorb more information... and it turns out I accidentally skipped a paragraph and have to go back and re-read it.
My brain wants to read faster than it is capable of reading and this ruins the pacing of the story imo.
Players must agree beforehand whether you can counter +4s with +2s, and if they're restricted to the color that the +4 user picked or not.
If you can't play a card, you buy only one card and if you can't play it, you skip that turn.
If you have multiple cards of the same number (even if different colors) you can play them all at once (but it must be at once, if you didn't realize you had a stack of similar cards that's your loss)
You cannot stack sequential number cards (that means no playing 1, 2, 3, 4, 5... at once even if they're the same colors)
Also a brazilian here, I think it's cheaper than in the US simply because there's a public health system for the private ones to compete with.
we all left reddit because of the bots
I left Reddit because of the API pricing changes didn't even notice bots
this is why most people nowadays wear underwear made out of very tough stone that can easily handle rock impact.
i'm brazilian and i don't think so, but it depends on the parents i guess
ok it's already enabled every 5 min, and backup files get saved to /tmp/, though i should probably configure it to use my other disk if that's possible
my most used keybinds in krita are definitely ctrl+s and ctrl+z
i think it actually has autosave, i should probably enable it or maybe it's already enabled. ctrl+z'ing too much is not a good habit for artists though i gotta stop doing it so much.



i hate it when someone sees something cool and unusual and immediately feels the need to correct it... as if it were a negative thing.
oh - a kindergartner is so good at writing that they can write with either hand, and you see a problem in that?? it's such a sad way to think! it's counterproductive pedantry