mushroommunk

The 3000th best time is today

Or hire an artist like everyone has been doing for ages.

Yeah, I feel like what you're asking for would have to be a more holistic thing, like the concept of rates of change could be covered in physics quite naturally alongside momentum/impulse.

I have a math minor so have taken through calc 3, abstract algebra, and quite a bit of matrix math. Like 90% of concepts from those classes wouldn't really help people in the world around them, not just "they won't use integrals daily" but rather they won't be taught in a way where they'll connect differentials to what they see in the world or news.

Now, Finland, they have the right idea. They're teaching classes on spotting disinformation and how to find trustable answers. That seems way more important to me and likely to have a higher impact.

God bound maybe? I think the intent is for you to truly operate in a global scale shaping it's governments and people to your desire. There's a few tweaks people suggest to the math to balance it a little better if you choose to run it, if not might at least give some ideas. There's a faction mechanic that I've heard good things about that sounds like what you're asking for

And her new show not on Disney+, Knights of Guinevere, looks amazing and insane

Pretty sure it's AI generated but Stanford has been working on it. As of 2022 their panels could generate 50 milliwatts per square meter at night. Definitely far cry from the 200 watts per square meter during the day but I also don't know how much power is used at night vs the day (guessing not that little).

The team has said they have ideas to greatly increase output but again no idea how much.

And remember folks, it doesn't have to be everything all at once if that's too much for you. Just start, and work further as you can

normally I still see $75 but in some areas around me known for gas guzzlers I do see $150 for the pre-auth. It almost always clears by the next morning but I've seen it take up to 3 days before during road trips (I suspect because I almost never travel it gets flagged for internal manual review but no real idea)

Alright, I'm on Linux Mint. Steps I took:

1. Downloaded version 0.8.2 c
2. Right clicked and chose "Extract Here"
3. In steam added non steam game (chose VotV.exe)
4. Right clicked game in library
5. Properties
6. Compatibility
7. Checked Force the Use of specific compatibility
8. Chose Proton 9.0-4
9. Closed window
10. Clicked play
11. When the popup saying "following component(s) are required" I clicked install c++ runtime <- This will install it only for this game, my understanding is steam using a prefix for every game and this will install it for this game's prefix
12. Let it install (just yes through the checkboxes, I changed none of the settings)

Ran perfectly fine after that (well, I spent five seconds in the tutorial after "rendering icons" took like five minutes). I believe ProtonTricks has a branch somewhere that can be used to somewhat more manually install things to non-steam games in your library, but I've not gone looking for it.

I will say I thought you were talking about a steam game since you mentioned proton and this is an article about proton. For non steam games a lot of people prefer to use Lutris, I've never used it so I can't speak to anything about it. You could also use winetricks to install vcrun2022 (the c++ runtime that it's asking for) and then just use wine to run the game but that feels weird in this day and age.

Sorry, that's all I got

I love doing this to my players. They go to loot a goblin body in a cave and find a baby rattle or something. They always get so upset.

I could see taking that to it's max as a fun thing. An evil king wants a town cleared out so he can build a highway through it. It's the players job to clear the town

"As we saw in the past election"

Yeah.... Not so sure it was because Hilary and Kamala were women

I did ask and she just said she wants to cause trouble and be the bad guy. I know she's big into serial killers so more the skin babies side I'd guess.