JohnnyEnzyme

Can the board grow dynamically once a milestone is met? That could solve the early game issue?

Something definitely worth looking at, although it might add more complexity.

Since it’s in the testing stage, maybe add the option to start with a smaller board, even if it can become eventually cramped. I’m still trying to memorise what everything does, and a smaller board would help for testing purposes.

I haven’t tested this as actively as I’d hoped so far, but will continue to take stabs at it, here and there. My ambition is to give you better feedback and advice, as someone who likes testing games…

I was addressing OP’s need.

It’s up to Lemmy.World to determine how they want to handle the acct / community.

Every single post in that community seems to be like that.

Seems like it might be a bot acct just following… well, whatever script that might be for.

EDIT: You could just block the community if those posts start to annoy you.

I’d argue ‘laudibly active,’ typically involving multiple posts per day, usually with extra info as a comment. Can’t really ask for more!

The various comics communities are fun IMO. Some fine people making sure various dailies and small collections are shared, every day.

My approach is to stay on both platforms, make a good-faith effort towards both, and work in Fediverse links, when possible.

Seems to fly pretty well under the Radar O’Reilly…

…on the night he died.

The night he was garroted?

I’m no kind of expert, but I love my Bontrager (or other brand) fingerless riding gloves. I originally got them for cycling, but they’re so light and effective that I wear them year-round, pretty much. Unlike cotton (etc), they wick up moisture nicely.

https://www.google.com/search?udm=2&q="Bontrager"+fingerless+riding+gloves

That said, yeah-- when it gets much below 0°F, I’d say ditch the dang’ol riding gloves, lol.

languages that lack a set of rules to correctly pronounce every word ever are mental illnesses.

Yeah, I don’t know enough about French grammar and pronunciation rules, but I think part of the problem comes from them trying to maintain a written language that got left in the dust by the spoken language ages ago. So instead of updating the written one, they chose to ‘preserve history’ and add a landslide of little rules explaining separate cases, not just for pronunciation, but in a hugely systemic way. Native French-speakers have actually complained to me about that occasionally.

I could give you any Spanish word you don’t know and you wouldn’t miss pronounce it.

I love that about Castellano, just that some regions speed it up so much that I can barely catch it.

Well… I mean… what later become “English” branched off from its West-Germanic roots, long ago, and never did become “High German.” So theoretically, as an English-speaker, I have great familiarity with modern French, and we share the same basic sentence-structure as with modern German. Some of that is actually true. In practice, I could not be more of a complete dumbass upon those languages.

TBC, I can speak Castellano and Français like someone with heat-stroke, and I can vaguely understand Dutch and German.

Like learning Norwegian (bokmål) while living on the west coast.

In all honesty, I’d be absolutely terrified of trying to learn a Nordic language, which is absolutely NOT due to the lovely Nordic people I’ve met across the years.

It’s a “me” problem, and case-closed, please.

a lot of swallowed and mumbled consonants

This has been my experience learning French. The written language and the spoken one are pretty wildly out of tune, with up to ~5 letters at the ends of some words either not pronounced at all, or heavily swallowed.

Learning the pronunciation of Castellano (i.e. a sister language) was vastly easier for me.

Assholes & idiots are gonna asshole & idiot, but this time around, I reckon some of them will fall off the wagon. We’ll see…

Bullshit.

Hilary Clinton divorced Bill

*Hillary. And that never happened.

Your whole “both parties equally complicit” is such a load of horseshit, too. Russian asset much…?

No one is even hinting at changing that for the future.

That’s not really true, though. AOC, Sanders and others have been ceaselessly vocal about these matters, directly influencing change. And unless there’s systemic, nationwide fraud at the voting booths in November (I mean, much more than the usual), then the so-called “GOP” currently in charge is going to be in deep trouble from that point on. At least going by precedent and current rules, which of course might be somehow subverted by the Orangies, such as a declaration of martial law, etc.

No one in a nation of pussies will stop him.

The people manning the actual equipment are still military lifers, far as I know. From what I understand, it’s those types of folks who’ve historically prevented global nuclear war every time there was a chance of it happening.

On 24 August 2024, Durov was arrested by French police on criminal charges relating to an alleged lack of content moderation on Telegram and refusal to work with police, which allegedly allowed the spread of criminal activities. --WP

Did they maybe have a point with that one?

…letting war criminals fly unimpeded through their air space.

I mean, the heads of state of the three most powerful nations in the world (plus various others) arguably hold that status, and collectively they must have flown over dozens of different nations. France may not exactly be heroic in that regard, but it’s a crowded field, far as I can tell.

Well, that’s the answer in terms of comparative density, but in terms of comparative weight, I’m wondering if the ice would indeed be heavier since it commonly traps additional gases in the freezing process.

So yeah, I’m not entirely sure if OP was talking more about weight or density.

@thatweirdguy1001@lemmy.world

Nifty article; thanks for the share.

The game can be played here:
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…And if you need some help to survive, you can alter values right in the URL.

hostile government, like the… France

France? Care to explain?

From what I understand, global nuclear war was an ongoing concern by the mid-50’s, when the nuclear arms race got in to full swing. Along the timeline of the ensuing Cold War, there have evidently been a shocking number of close calls, with global war being averted by a single individual in some cases.

Let that sink in, if you will-- a SINGLE … fecking … person choosing to do the adult and humane thing, for the good of all us other humans, and most life on Earth.

Holy shit, does that person(s) deserve one hell of a victory parade, y’know?!

Now one note of interest might be that the USSR’s cache of nuclear arms may not have been well-maintained over the years, so modern Russia might be sitting on a far more limited amount of live weapons than exists on paper. FWIW… which of course probably isn’t much, in the end.

Are hierarchies inherently bad…

Allah asked, rhetorically.