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mathesonian @ mathesonian @ttrpg.network
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We have just released a grand DLC, War Sails, for our game, Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord

  • Now I wait... for my mods to update for the new dlc.

    • Steam Controller 2 may be coming soon as dataminers discover new “Triton” codename in Steam update

  • I still have 2 of them that I still use on occasion.

    • How you automate tasks which have a gui app instead of CLI?

  • Api if it has one. Otherwise AutoIt or Autohotkey

    • Has anyone pirated their internet?

  • A long time ago lived in an apartment and used an openwrt router and some can-tenas to connect to the leasing offices guest wifi. Worked okay for about a year. Made sure to limit my torrents to after business hours. Then i was able to buy my own service so retired the setup.

    • Are there any examples of an "abandoned" game's fans successfully getting the game to be open-sourced?

  • Freespace 2 comes to mind. The whole game engine was open source not just the game itself. Looks like there is still a community building on it too. https://scp.indiegames.us/

    • Just plain forgot

  • Same here, i've seen all three because of riffrax

    • Homeowner baffled after washing machine uses 3.6GB of internet data a day

  • exactly, i use https://iotawatt.com/ to monitor at the breaker box. Integration works well with HA

    • Homeowner baffled after washing machine uses 3.6GB of internet data a day

  • I have the circuits for all my "dumb" appliances monitored by my homeassistant. Then HA sends notifications to my phone. And it doesn't need to send 3.6GB to the internet to do it.

    • Thank the gods we live in such a car-saturated nation, how horrible it would be if this space was used to house people

  • Foods pretty good... but yeah.. that's all I got.

    • What's the oldest piece of tech you still have running?

  • 1961 Gibson Discoverer Amp. Found it in the basement as a teen. Replaced the fuse holder and fuse. Powered up all the tubes no problem and still running strong today.