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I am new to Linux, is this the current "standard" file system?

You are doing incredible work, thank you for taking the time.

LFG Humanity! We fuckin WIN THESE go TEAM

There's weight classes like boxing, so think of it like one 150lb fighter verse a team of one 100lb and a second 50lb fighter. Both still make weigh-in, just different strats.

You win these, dawg

Have a list of great songs for each category? I know a little, but not a lot.

SMoonposting at its finest.

More beautiful than any sunset.

You are a modern day Magellan, never change

Primus sucks

Here friend, I also didn't know

Snap is a software packaging and deployment system developed by Canonical for operating systems that use the Linux kernel and the systemd init system. The packages, called snaps, and the tool for using them, snapd, work across a range of Linux distributions[3] and allow upstream software developers to distribute their applications directly to users. Snaps are self-contained applications running in a sandbox with mediated access to the host system. Snap was originally released for cloud applications[4] but was later ported to also work for Internet of Things devices[5][6] and desktop[7][8] applications.

I couldn't find the video, do you have a link? I feel like delivery makes a good joke great.

Lyrics from the song Guillotine by the band Death Grips. No further knowledge is needed to "get it".

Go get em, tiger

THE DAY I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR

I like your moxy, soldier

Shook you so much I think you accidently a word there lol

Using your example, I meant it in the sense that the DM could have just as easily said 30 minutes of following as a cat instead of 40 and you would have 25% more wildshape resources, an entire box extra.

Things like Ki points can't be fudged. You either use it or you don't. This solution, while I enjoy the discourse, is going to end with the druid at my table saying that they're only turning into a mouse for a few seconds while they scurry under the door. How do we handle that occurring 10+ times a session? At what point do we need too many house rules to govern this one rule change?

In the interest of discussion, I'll offer an alternative. What if you had Wildshape Charges instead of Wildshape Minutes? Feel free to change the numbers, but let's say you have 8 charges at level 5, and gain 1 or 2 charges per level. It takes 4 charges to transform into a CR2 animal, 2 charges for a CR 1, and a flat 1 charge for anything below CR 1. The amount of time you can Wildshape stays the same, or is a flat hourly amount. This will allow you to strategically plan out your Wildshape Charges while adding no additional rules for the DM or table. Thoughts?

The main roadblock for this approach is that, outside of combat, the passage of time is arbitrarily decided by the DM.

Just wait until Google implements Web Environment Integrity.

We should already be in the streets and we're not.

Says it can run Linux Ubuntu right on their website