Frozen blueberries are heavenly. If you rinse them with water and let them sit a few minutes, they sometimes develop a thin icy shell. Immaculate.

My microwave has a half minute add button, but it takes 2-3 seconds to accept another press of the same button. This condition is not true for any other button on microwave.

I just manually type in my times now.

You would probably want a wired mouse for this one… maybe it could work like a bungee?

I don’t despise paid DMing as much as you do, but I agree that it’s negatively shifting the expectations of hobbyist/enthusiast DMs and commodifying what was originally a personal investment into a social group.

In addition, a paid DM is more inclined to make conditions favorable for the players… as they do not want to get fired from that role.

It’s true that DMing can be hard work and that the DM will spend many more hours on DnD than anyone else in the group, but last time I DM’ed, my friends ran a food rotation (usually big macs or taco bell) and I always ate for free :)

Burgers won’t make me fudge dice to keep the party happy, but a paycheck sure would.

But if their argument is that you can simply ignore mods you disagree with, then those individuals should stop brigading against and whining about, say, a mod that enables queer relationships. As their own arguments imply, they can simply ignore those mods.

They should really pick a side instead of cherrypicking what’s convenient for them.

Edward Snowham/Durden

Welp. Almost all of the conversations I’ve read about this change have devolved into “hopefully the new owners don’t enforce their political views.”

They always say shit like “if you don’t like a mod, don’t use it,” but they can’t wrap their heads around the idea that if they can’t tolerate the (ex-)site owner exercising his own moral beliefs, they can find a different platform.

Fun.

Are you halfway through the base game or the DLC? I am halfway through the base game, but this is my second run because I unfortunately started NG+ on my first save… The DLC is only accessible from the second-last chapter :(

Toebama

I didn’t know about this, and I probably would have been better off without it. Thank you, though :)

Are “steamed hams” considered water-based cooking?

Drinking borgs?

Some classes don’t require labs. A handful of people that I’ve seen will only show up for quizzes and exams and still pass the class. Why they do it? No clue.

In particular, the classes I’ve seen this happen usually provide a semester-long list of what textbook chapters will be covered in which weeks. If the textbook is thorough enough and the course adheres to the text, it’s doable.

This is the game I used to convince my film nerd friends that games can be art too. They really enjoyed playing through it!

Because following at home and teaching yourself the material throughout the semester is different from knowing it all already.

I did some looking around and found a product called Mic-Lock which can do what you described, but it’s not quite as small as you wanted.

If you are willing to get your hands dirty, you could buy TRS connectors and solder 8 ohm resistors from each channel to ground. Might have to shave down the pins and print some caps for them.

You must drink copious amounts of water to convert into spaghetti and meat (but immunity to water intoxication).

It takes something like 1800 gallons of water to produce 1 pound of beef… but I feel like that’s too extreme for a side-effect. Anyone care to suggest a good ratio?

You can’t actually change time, just your perception of time.

If you can’t perceive anything while time is frozen as a consequence of biological structure, then your “side-effect” is just complete nullification. You wouldn’t be changing your perception of time at all. Not much of a side-effect.

If your brain and senses can act at super speed but everything else in your body acts in real time, you’d still have an advantage in reaction time as you would be able to recognize and initiate your first reaction near-instantly.

It would be great for raw reaction time, granted you’d still have to wait for your body to catch up.

Your government finds this ability useful and decides to collect you for… testing. Indefinitely.