bob_lemon @ bob_lemon @feddit.de

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To be fair, German (and other languages) borrowing from Italian is a whole can of worms, but you're right: Borrowed words don't need to follow all the declination or conjugation roles from their original language.

See also: Two espressos. One zucchini.

A quick search does not yield a single site backing up your claim. Do you have a source?

The scale is different. In 3e, that +5 charisma bonus is less noticeable compared to that +10 skill bonus, so specializing in a skill is more relevant.

There's a reason most dark programming color schemes don't have true black as their background, and it's precisely this.

To be fair: if your HR department can link your Lemmy posts to you, they are insanely bored and presumably over funded.

If the proof requires the miner fisher to post a picture of themselves holding the catch, it can double as an NFT!

Besides simple solutions, they also offer simple culprits for everything that is bad, where the default is usually some form of immigrant. But green/left activists are also a well-received target. Or the EU.

Not to mention that the story quite obviously does not fit the data at all.

There was a really terrible 3x3 grid of cartoon porn, which was honestly neither hot not wann alignment chart.

Unless you're Ylva Johansson, then you use unlawful micro-targeting on Twitter (X) to promote your heavily criticized chat control regulation

I had a Tuvix joke, but the captain killed it.

The problem with point and click on a touch screen is that you can not point ( i.e. mouse hover). Finding interactible elements can be very tricky.

What do you mean? Surely my star flag is not offensive!

I do, and we are actively working on it.

I actually work in automotive testing, and the honest truth is that there likely is no real automated pipeline.

Automotive software testing is much more complex than simple software unit or integration tests. You need to run on actual hardware, accompanied by all the other ECUs you are interfacing with. And the tools that slow you to do so are specialized tools, which often are not yet integrated into CI/CD processes (they're pretty much all working on it though). I.e. getting test results for a build involves manual labor, which makes it prone to errors.

Integration tests don't really help if you just push the wring build to production.

Although the pipeline should probably not accept builds that haven't passed all tests.

That's why you buy a box of 36 small d6.

And then 5e came along and changed half the spells to use d8s instead.

At 14 con (which is a reasonable to high con for a caster), there's a 35% chance to fail this check. Even with advantage (e.g. war caster), there's about a 12% chance.

If your DM consistently sends casters with higher con saves, he just really doesn't want you to ever break it.

And that's coming from someone that has a cloud giant wizard with a +10 con saves as the BBEG last session.

Isn't that literally Big Hero 6?

Just... No.