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Vidmaster7 wrote:The hardest part for me to get used to was seeing Samuel L Jackson young again without him throwing F bombs every 16 seconds.captain yesterday wrote:I finally saw Captain Marvel last night, I loved it, especially when they show the various times Carol fails and defiantly pulls herself up again, I see the same look on Crookshanks.Yeah I've heard people complaining but I personally really like it. It was a little different from the standard marvel formula.
Much truth. '
Edit: Maybe too much truth.

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OK. This weekend I managed to get us through the U.K., including sightings of the ever-mysterious LordSynos.
And... heeeeere's the UK!

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Woran wrote:captain yesterday wrote:NobodysHome wrote:I think I'm tied with Woran for most subscriptions on FaWtL (assuming TOZ probably gets his for free on account of being a mega venture officer for PFS since it's inception or having 700 GM stars).captain yesterday wrote:LOL. Considering I canceled all of mine, I'd argue that is indeed a small feat. :-PI just noticed I passed Nobodyshome in amount of subscriptions.
Default, the single best word in the English language. :-)
Subscribing for free PDF is no longer worth it since I'm a venture captain and get PDFs for free. But it works for my laziness. I dont have to keep track of what comes out when. It just ends up on my doorstep.
Altough I dont do hardcovers. Due to their cost and weight in shipping getting them delivered is way more expensive. I get them at my FLGS
I subscribe for the convenience, not the PDFs, which I never use.
Also, Starfinder releases hardcover books so infrequently when they do I pile a bunch of other stuff on the order so I get the first ten in shipping knocked off. Of course *only* living 2,100 miles from Paizo also helps.
I love PDFs for prep. But I run from paper.

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OK. This weekend I managed to get us through the U.K., including sightings of the ever-mysterious LordSynos.
And... heeeeere's the UK!
I'm totally taking up giant pole throwing!
But not Pole throwing (you're safe for now, Drejk).

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NobodysHome wrote:OK. This weekend I managed to get us through the U.K., including sightings of the ever-mysterious LordSynos.
And... heeeeere's the UK!
I'm totally taking up giant pole throwing!
But not Pole throwing (you're safe for now, Drejk).
for now.

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Scorched Hag, a witch, burned on stake and yet returned to haunt you.

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NobodysHome wrote:OK. This weekend I managed to get us through the U.K., including sightings of the ever-mysterious LordSynos.
And... heeeeere's the UK!
I'm totally taking up giant pole throwing!
But not Pole throwing (you're safe for now, Drejk).
No picking up! No throwing!
Or you will have one Polish dragon trashing around madly!
You have been warned!

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NobodysHome wrote:OK. This weekend I managed to get us through the U.K., including sightings of the ever-mysterious LordSynos.
And... heeeeere's the UK!
I'm totally taking up giant pole throwing!
But not Pole throwing (you're safe for now, Drejk).
I seem to remember that there were stats for cabers in 2e.

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Ah, Windows 10! Will you ever stop making me ecstatic that I refuse to install you?
The latest hilarity: One of our other teams reports that Windows 10 defaults to assuming you're using a touchscreen, even when you aren't, so web sites that are designed to toggle between two interfaces depending on whether or not you have a touchscreen (such as ours) don't render correctly.
Neither the problem nor the fix are intuitive. And yet again Windows 10 makes an assumption and runs with it, without ever, y'know, actually checking the hardware to see...
(I wrote board support package and device drivers courses. Checking whether or not a touchscreen is attached should be a trivial coding exercise.)
(And yes, last Friday after I ran Strange Aeons I forgot to turn off wireless, so when I moved my laptop back under the desk where wireless isn't available it crashed magnificently because it didn't want to use the wired connection.
Stoopid Windows 10!)

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Ah, Windows 10! Will you ever stop making me ecstatic that I refuse to install you?
The latest hilarity: One of our other teams reports that Windows 10 defaults to assuming you're using a touchscreen, even when you aren't, so web sites that are designed to toggle between two interfaces depending on whether or not you have a touchscreen (such as ours) don't render correctly.
Neither the problem nor the fix are intuitive. And yet again Windows 10 makes an assumption and runs with it, without ever, y'know, actually checking the hardware to see...
(I wrote board support package and device drivers courses. Checking whether or not a touchscreen is attached should be a trivial coding exercise.)(And yes, last Friday after I ran Strange Aeons I forgot to turn off wireless, so when I moved my laptop back under the desk where wireless isn't available it crashed magnificently because it didn't want to use the wired connection.
Stoopid Windows 10!)
We never have this problem in my company, and I have never had those issues happen on home computers either. Either of those problems. I still say this is a problem with the image your IT dept has chosen to inflict upon you, and not an inherent problem with Win 10 itself.

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NobodysHome wrote:We never have this problem in my company, and I have never had those issues happen on home computers either. Either of those problems. I still say this is a problem with the image your IT dept has chosen to inflict upon you, and not an inherent problem with Win 10 itself.Ah, Windows 10! Will you ever stop making me ecstatic that I refuse to install you?
The latest hilarity: One of our other teams reports that Windows 10 defaults to assuming you're using a touchscreen, even when you aren't, so web sites that are designed to toggle between two interfaces depending on whether or not you have a touchscreen (such as ours) don't render correctly.
Neither the problem nor the fix are intuitive. And yet again Windows 10 makes an assumption and runs with it, without ever, y'know, actually checking the hardware to see...
(I wrote board support package and device drivers courses. Checking whether or not a touchscreen is attached should be a trivial coding exercise.)(And yes, last Friday after I ran Strange Aeons I forgot to turn off wireless, so when I moved my laptop back under the desk where wireless isn't available it crashed magnificently because it didn't want to use the wired connection.
Stoopid Windows 10!)
Yeah, I just wouldn't be surprised by that at all...