It’s often noticeable how English translated text is laid out poorly because the game assumes all text to be Japanese.

You can open developer tools, download one of the files, then right click the request in the Network tab and select “Copy as curl command”, this will generate a curl command with all the headers and cookies.

How about affect and effect?

It sounds all right, and I’m glad it works for you, but I personally wouldn’t want to use this system as a player. You’re eliminating all the fun of rolling the stats.

The way your system works is basically a variant of point buy where you get more points, but the point allocation is random. I would rather give more points, or a different stat arrays if I wanted more powerful PCs.

Also, why do your players even know each other’s stats, and why do they care? Sounds like munchkinism to me, tbh.

Of course, there is no right way to play d&d, as long as everyone is having fun :)

Good thinking :)

To be clear, grub itself doesn’t mount your root partition. Grub provides the root partition device path or id to the kernel via kernel command line. Then kernel mounts the root partition early in its boot sequence with a limited set of options (typically read only).

Logically, the root partition should be mountable without fstab because otherwise it would be a chicken and egg problem :)

Usually once the userspace starts, an init script will remount the root partition with its normal options from fstab.

(It’s a bit more complicated if initramfs is involved, but the principle is the same).

“The current quiet zeitgeist” is totally a EU thing. Whenever I played anything on NA, people are much more inclined to coordinate via voice there, so any game instantly feels much more like teamwork. You mentioned Helldivers 2, and I think that is a very good example how different it feels to play the same game as an actual team.

You also mentioned tank/healer combos in MMOs, but there is a lot more team play in many of them. Big raids in WoW require 20–40 players, where everyone needs to do not only their job, but also raid boss mechanics. Destiny 2 is also a good example.

Also, your life isn’t worthless, it costs 8 bmats.

Install one of the distributions where you have to do most of the installation steps manually, such as Gentoo or Slackware or Arch. Or Linux from Scratch of you want hardcore mode.

Learn the basics of accounting by trying to use GnuCash (or KMyMoney) for your personal finances.

Or learn a proper text editor, such as vim.

Yep, they technically didn’t claim it was to make it more secure.

It does in Japan.

ableism?