They're victims of success. Lautrec was so infamous some people (read: me) are too scared to play the game without a guide now.
"What if I missed some NPC and I can't level up anymore?!"
I don't see how having homeless people everywhere in LA and SF is related to whether they have a functional legislature.
Is there some law that California could pass to solve homelessness and they're just too dysfunctional to do so?
Are there a lot other TTRPGs that have some software required to run them? Also this sounds like it would be fun to play based on these examples in the rules:
> Example 3:
Brody declares his character's intent: "I want Wasp to display her stripes and scare
the living beejeesus out of the Worker Bees! I want her to dive in towards them,
buzzing menacingly and waving her abdomen around in, like, a threatening and
provocative manner! I want them to run away screaming from buzzing, venomous DEATH!
BzzZZZzzZZZZzz!"
> Example 4:
Cody negotiates with the GQ: "But Wasp is Venomous so she can display her Stinger and
maximise the intimidation of the Minor Termite Soldiers".
I wonder what the origin of the fd100 system is. I haven't heard of it before.
Most people don't learn the term from commercial aviation, they learn they term from movies where someone turns on the "autopilot" then goes to handle whatever is happening at the back of the plane.
I assumed autopilots in planes could actually fly by themselves and the pilots were really only there for take-off, landing and turbulence.
It's not just YouTube that's automation obsessed. The groups filing the DMCA takedowns are also automatically scanning and flagging content on YouTube.
I’m generally always on the latest released version. It _has) gotten better, but its still not good enough.
For example, having two @Published variables in the same class with the same name causes a crash in the compiler with no pointers to the source.
This is extremely exciting for me. I started writing a toy application for my iPhone using SwiftUI a few months ago and have been very impressed by Swift (coming from C#).
So far, SwiftUI has felt exactly like what I wished XAML would become.
> Firstly, I would have used an https url instead of http and secondly, I would have made it look for images with a width & height greater than 200px rather than equal to 200px.
I didn't know Shortcuts were powerful enough to pull images of specific sizes from webpages. That's really useful.
Creating a Shortcut to scrape these guitar tabs doesn't seem that different from writing a Bash script that does the same thing.
The main issue is that most users would grab the Shortcut from the gallery, find the guitar tabs they need, and never know where it came from.
Maybe Apple could automatically provide attribution in their Gallery? Like "This shortcut is powered by Google.com and JGuitar.com".