Women are you still have the same as the registered player whether the use of the day of the day of the day…

I don’t think my keyboard is very intelligent.

They misspoke and bizarrely doubled down when corrected, but they are touching upon an interesting fun fact. That it’s always daytime somewhere in France.

Birds are reptiles, so both is possible.

But I’d say probably not a bird. In fact I’d say they branched off of stem reptiles before even mammals did.

Unfortunately yes. It was reported on last month.

The part of the contract that is obviously unenforceable is the idea that signing up for a Disney+ trial a year ago forces you into binding arbitration over an issue at a Disney theme park today.

Disney really shot themselves in the foot by even trying to claim this. They have a much, much stronger claim (morally still abhorrent, and legally still far from certain, but much better) with the fact that he had signed up for a Disney app in connection to the theme park itself. If they had stuck to only that claim they’d have an equal chance of legal success, and not gotten nearly as much bad press.

Be the change you want to see in the (lemmy.)world!

Weirdly, the kunai shows up when you Google for “fly knife”. But the word “fly” is never mentioned on the kunai’s Wikipedia page.

It tells you the domain right under the title.

You can also click on the page title or the domain to get the full URL of the image, which in this case is the domain /media/{some_id}.jpeg.

If you’re on a mobile app it might be a little more difficult, because they usually don’t directly show you the domain. But you can go looking for it by trying to share or copy the link (not the permalink, which will be a link to either your or the OP’s Lemmy instance /post/{some_id}).

What’s going on with the domain this image is hosted on? It looks to be hosting an ActivityPub-compliant server running software called “Incestoma”, and Googling to find more about that turned up some other instances with very…problematic names or descriptions, like

Sorry for derailing the cow hypnosis. It just stuck out to me as weird and sent me down an even weirder rabbit hole. I dunno if there’s a better place to point it out.

But you actually can make out New Zealand!('s North Island.) Auckland is easy to see, and I can just make out Wellington from the preview version. When I look at the full-resolution there are enough dots scattered around to make out the full North Island, plus a couple of the bigger towns on the South Island.

Not being an island, and having about 90% of the population within 100 km of the US border, really doesn’t do Canada any favours in this illustration.

I like how you can just about make out the shape of Australia’s east and south coastlines.

Nah, for defending your castle you want large numbers of pretty ok archers. Someone like her is better used to help you take out your enemies, preferably with them absolutely knowing what’s coming.

How is a 6th level cleric casting find the path? They shouldn’t get 6th level spell slots until 11th level.

(And you wonder why Pathfinder changed from “spell levels” to “spell ranks”…)

I reposted this over to !rpgmemes@ttrpg.network along with a text transcription for accessibility, should anyone need it.

Tumblr, I thought.

Yeah thanks. I actually went and read his rules right after making my previous comment. My main thought was that it’s basically a more explicit enumeration of the same underlying rules Knox had. Interesting to read, if only because it implies more about what his contemporaries were often doing wrong.

I’m not familiar with Wright’s. I’ll have to go look it up.

But yes, absolutely. I think that Knox’s rules are actually even less rules and more guidelines than many other writing “rules”, such as Chekhov’s gun, are. And even those are only guidelines. Basically all of Knox’s rules were specific examples of popular tropes at the time, where the real underlying issue was “don’t make a mystery story where the solution is impossible to figure out even in hindsight by throwing in what is essential a deus ex machina”.

If you haven’t seen it already, the scripted drama Unreal was fantastic.

Oh this is OC? To be honest, if you found two separate screenshots I’m not sure there was much you could have done. The ideal would be if the screenshot was something like this one:

Though I had to edit the page to remove a post in between before taking that screenshot.

But I think ultimately I just didn’t have the context beforehand to get what it was, and I don’t know if that was possible to overcome in a simple post.