At the very least, my steam copy on windows 10 worked just fine a week ago on my yearly playthrough.

“Late?”
“Yes, late, as in the late Dentarthurdent.”

I played PlateUp. I guess I’m doomed to continually start a restaurant, only for it to fail as soon as one single person is unsatisfied.

I miss a few communities, mostly the creative writing ones. R/hfy and r/fanfiction, mainly.

There were millions of planets in the Republic, and only about 10k Jedi at any one time. The vast majority of people would never have seen one. The vast majority of planets would probably go generations between having one visit. It is entirely believable that most wouldn’t think that Jedi were real.

I assume they meant flat?

I don’t name my machines anything special, but I’ve started naming my internal hard drives/samba shares after planets, and external drives after moons.

Yeah, check out the program Flashpoint, at Flashpointarchive.org. They’ve got a bunch of old flash games and flash movies saved.

Even the remake of Pirates! is fantastic.

Sluggy Freelance is one of the longest running webcomics in the world, and I think it is the longest running one where the author makes a living from it.

Because sometimes you want to keep what’s on the ground without leveling it?

Agreed. One of my biggest complaints about the first season was how much time they wasted on subplots that didn’t exist in the books, trying to explain stuff that would have gotten covered later anyway with better, more established characters.

When I helped my father run ethernet in my family’s home, we ran cables up to the attic, dropped them down to specific rooms between the walls, then drilled holes for panels as needed.

You use a plugin called Fanficfare to get it to work, though the news feature is good for blogs and other sites! Here’s the tutorial.

I can’t say there was a worst interaction, but there’s two candidates for best. The first is that when he was just starting out, shittywatercolour painted one of my photographs.
The second is not just a reddit thing, but about 7 years ago I wrote a tutorial for r/fanfiction on how to use calibre to save stories from various websites. It was well received at the time, but since them ive had multiple times where people said it was useful, including one a couple weeks ago on a completely different website.

I’m a big fan of sorcerers; it gives me a nice balance of having fun spells to use while not having to manage which ones I’ve “prepared.” My first character was a half elf draconic bloodline sorcerer, and I had a ton of fun playing him.