@rene the Help File is available, but it's a little terse. That explanation could be written after this section, explaining what you wrote on your GitHub PR; starting from: "The one that has been active ...". --- In the lower right corner (of those first two links) is a button [Edit on GitHub] that might do the needed.
Perfect farming layout to minimize the time your farmers spend running around: 2 hours or more Perfect fortifications that could fend off hordes of necromancers: upwards of 12 hours Your dwarves starve because all of the seeds got turned into booze one year ago: priceless
Graphics look like something from the 80s but it's fully 3D with fully autonomous characters (You can't order you dwarves to do something. You can gently hint to them that something could be done when they're finally bored of partying) with subsystem damage (stay dog kicked Urist's thigh so hard the bone completely shattered and will never heal. Now you've lost your best warrior and another dwarf now has a full time job keeping the former fed and drunk)
(Reads DF homepage for the first time in ages) "[new feature will] lead to our first fortress traitors, which should mark the beginning of the entertainments". Now that is pure DF.
In Australia they had to cancel an episode of a kid's cartoon because it told the kids that spiders are harmless. In Australia, even a spider can kill you, though you still have to help the spider by not seeking medical attention.
So.... I saw deep-fake video made for one of our talk shows, video showing a politician saying things he never said in his own voice and in a totally legit-looking way. It was more scary than funny, to be honest. :/
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@ShadowThePrincessWizard you still think you're talking to actual people here, do you? I thought it would have been apparent long ago that we're all deep fakes.
@rene that looks good. If you want a nitpick the next line: !!/standby-except <string> should explain that it is preferable to use this command and simply specify the longest running one (if it isn't down). -- Better than it was, as if people would "read the fine manual". :)
I have a question that doesn't merit a post to MSE, but I'd like some feedback for. Has anyone else noticed content in the podcast and the official blog that feels like it is either blurring the line or crossing the line and is incompatible with the code of conduct?
It wasn't intended as an accusation, just a request to see if anyone else had noticed boundary pushing things. The alternative is that I was seeing things there that weren't really a problem. If no one else had noticed anything then it is probably just me.
I have no desire to listen to any of them so I just blissfully pretend they don't exist
lol....also, for the first time ever, I'm have a reason to find one of the posts I made during SO.Docs (it was a really good primer on recursion and I forgot where I saved it)
@JourneymanGeek As I recall, Tolkien based that on Finnish (with many other influences and changes of course)
blog is really meant as marketing tool too so take it with a grain of salt (podcast used to be different but the new ones seem to be marketing thing as well)
