I have seen something similar on Twitter a while ago. That one shut down, so i decided to build my own.
Probably a little more fine tuning on my news bot. You can see it in action here.
Many of the fantasy powers can be done. It isn’t a question of capability but of economics. The economics are ignored in most stories, no matter if it’s fantasy or a real world thriller.
Just started with it on a Hetzner host. Only one lesson learned so far: Memories is awesome and better than the default Photos app.
Nice! I wanted to this for quite a while but always stopped when I didn’t find pragmatic material about DNS. This course should help a lot with knowing where to start.
I consider it “short-term positive but long-term negative”. Using it occasionally is nice just like having a drink. If you do it every day however, it will bite you eventually.
Like any fiction, roleplay requires some suspension of disbelief from the players. If they become aware of the quantum ogres it breaks that and ruins the fun.
It hate it when computer games advertised something like “8 different endings!” Eight endings means there are only three meaningful yes-no decisions to make. All the other thousands of tiny decisions I make in the game will have no impact on the story. They only determine if I make progress or get stuck or maybe the order of scenes. The beauty of (sandbox) ttrpgs is that every small decision can actually matter.
I’m not sure if our admin can block communities for the whole instance?
You could also ask the kbin.social admins to delete that community.
Juicy performance…
I hope Lemmy will become this. Here is my strategy:
Go Lemmy Go! 🥳
Trine Enchanted Edition, Spiritfarer, and Runbow. My focus is mostly local-multiplayer though.
Ok, we get it. John doesn’t care if she gets addressed with the right pronoun.