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this site helps looking up stuff on fandom wikis without going insane.
this site helps looking up stuff on fandom wikis without going insane.
With the catch that it works like a finger meaning fat and imprecise. A stylus like the surface has is more like a pen and needs hardware in the tablet to function.
Seems like no stylus? If so it makes the starlite not very surface-like in my mind. Ain’t a stylus the reason for something like this?
Dumb question: isn’t it irrelevant for the malicous party if it’s 78 or 87 per your example, because the login only checks the hash anyway? Won’t both numbers succesfully login?
oh yeah! I’ve been waiting for this for what feels like forever.
Nein, doch, oooh.JPG
Just fyi some folk on bgg designed origami dice, mainly for playtesting games with weird die faces. Maybe it’s interesting to you to compare approaches.
Worlds without numbers has a very expansive faction system, maybe that can help? It’s free on dtrpg.
It depends. I get your point but there are a lot of questions to which answers change over time and a restatement of the question can lead to a discussion about new and better ways to answer them. Plus if I’m new to something I often simply ask the wrong question. Something a knowledgable human recognizes, but google does not. So a better answer to basic questions often is ‘google this not that’ making it way easier for the new person to find the answers.
Das ist Poesie.
Im Sinne des Poesiegesetzes allerdings einzustufen als Nichtsichreimendepoesie.
Oh my. I’m blushing.
But it is a game changer