Just finished the game last week! Loved the first part with Leshy, kinda liked the other parts but I also love the meta stuff like having to chose files on the hard drive and so on.
My favourite keyword is probably the one where if the card dies it goes back to your hand. Many possibilities to create broken combos, like with a very cheap or zero cost card.
No, getting through to a doctor is harder than contacting a celebrity in my country. Cheap healthcare though…
I listened to the Swedish radio documentary (P3) many years ago and I’ve never forgotten it. Can’t get over how he maybe could have survived but went back to save the life of his friend, he probably understood he sacrificed himself.
I think they do more checks in the beginning, or if you missed to scan something as the system probably sees you as more or a “risc”. I can understand your frustration though
I know some stores mix self scanning and self checkout, usually they’re in the same exit area, or even at the same terminal
You people don’t have self scanning? Pick a barcode scanner at the entrance, scan everything when you put it in your bags in the cart, and just pay at the exit and walk out (unless you get a semi-rare random check). One of the favorite features of the store I use is that I fill the shopping list at home in the app (that can be shared with other accounts) and then I see the list in my phone or the store scanner, sorted by the order of sections in the store, so eg. all fruit and vegetables will be next on the list when I get to that section. I also like that you see your total in real time and the scanner reminds you if there’s a “3 for 2” or other offers.
Especially when you read left to right so the “punchline” should be on the right I think.
I think many of them are since chatgpt introduced the “Studio Ghibli” style earlier this year. They are usually these wierd mixes between anime and western cartoon styles, with a warm color tone for some reason
Hey neighbor! Sweden too, need a few weeks to find that one sunny summer day
Is that a “the pragmatic programmer” reference?
Looks great! Always nice to see some more AoS content on Lemmy! If the nuln oil pools, can you just use less, or maybe carefully paint over the bright parts again when it’s dry?
She did get her research team after all :)
Reminds me of stuff I used to draw for fun as a kid, and not in a bad way at all, it’s just fun to look at and discover the details!
I tried this on the train while commuting a few times and one time I missed my stop and had to take another train back because I was hyperfocused in the story lol. If I do this I must boost the speed on the audiobook quite a bit so it matches my reading speed, otherwise I get impatient waiting for the audio to catch up. If I listen to only audio I mostly listen to normal speed to not miss stuff though
I think it took 6 months before I made a more permanent setup and didn’t just keep everything on a tray I put on my desk. A year after that maybe I removed the computer screen from the desk to fit racks for 100+ paint bottles… A while after that I upgraded the shelves to be able to display more minis and Warhammer books. I think it’s important to let the spaces you use evolve with how you use them. I use the desk for other things but to have it as a painting station primarily makes me paint more
I wish there was a more active AoS community but I guess I haven’t really done my part to improve anything either! Gonna have to remember to post more on Lemmy and not just the other places.
I also left for good after ‘API-gate’, after more than ten years… It actually hurt to see how something that had been such a big part of my life for so long got worse and worse, like a family member becoming radicalized or something.
He did speak out against Audible though, but mentioned he was afraid of making him an enemy of Amazon.
https://www.brandonsanderson.com/blogs/blog/state-of-the-sanderson-2022
I don’t know about electron but I tried Logseq because Obsidians license didn’t work for me. It’s open source and markdown files too
The Midnight Walk is made by Swedish studio Moonhood with game assets sculptured in clay and scanned and animated. It won “Best VR Game” in the recent Steam awards but works really well as a regular game. A very beautiful and artful story