... this is odly nice of you. Sorry, but are you really willing to trust a random internet stranger to store up to 50TB of data on your machines?
The data could be literally anything and might put you into trouble 😵💫
Yeah sorry about #2. Some was lost in autocorrect.
Here rephrased: 2. Did they actually buy into the Prime Directive? Exploring without interference? If they did, wouldn’t they mostly rely on drones or cloaking tech so they’d never be discovered in the first place, if they go where no man has gone before? Otherwise, they’d just paint a target on their backs for more violent species looking to take advantage of them or their technology. Like "Look, there is species #73647 (i don't want to name your civilization), they have super technology but won't strike back, we just take what we want, no counter attacks!" That could even lead to a story about a century-long space blockade of their home planet: The attacker try to hunger them out. Because their shields are impenetrable.
But maybe the planet is a facsimile, an empty place to lure malevolent species away from the true home planet.
I would definitely read a sci-fi book about a civilization which dedicates itself to complete peacefulness.
I believe there is a lot of conflict and story waiting to be unpacked.
I really like the idea, and I am happy to to stumble over this follow up thread. So my questions are not intended as nitpicking or malevolence. Just questions I would have, when reading about the story. Which could also lead to episodes by themselves.
Any kind of defensive system could be used as a weapon; By accident, or by a splinter group of people (or politicians/power hungry). I believe there lays a nice philosophical question for a space lawyer/judge.
Did they buy into the prime directive? Wouldn't the use a lot of drones or cloaking devices to net ever be discovered, because they might become a target of more violent races, which like to take advantage of them or their tech? (Could be about a story about a century long space blockade of their planet. Which is maybe what they used as a bait or Honeypot, while being somewhere else already.
Trading technology is it a big yes or big no? A story about the problems of trading with more dystopian planets.
Cheers
Gave me an idea though. My forts succumb to enemy often the same way. It's usually not dwarfs... Couldn't I use pressure plates, laying around narrow tunnels and connected to iron bars, at those tunnels, to "quarantine" the whole fort? The plates would be set to "heavier than dwarf" and it would usually trigger the fort wide quarantine 🤔
I second this. In fallout was this one ridiculous difficult monster to kill. And I had to bombard it with literally everything I had - nukes, grenades, mines. Everything I had stored for a place i shouldn't have gone to in the first place:D
I believe Redmine with a few plugin's like: checklists and kanban should do the trick. Also there is a Gantt plug-in, which will enhance the basic one, to make it waaaay more usable.
I can only think of a workaround. I believe there is this feature, where you drag a file from somewhere else into the bottom part of the file picker. It then gets chosen automatically. One could use the normal image viewer or pix for browsing the files.
Hope it helps, would like to know if it was the solution.
Linux does have some amazing and well designed GUI applications. Of course one could do the same in the terminal. It's up to ones preference what to use when.
There is an option for auto mounting a disk, even at boot level. I had this problem before with my backup disk.
You could open the "disk" program, select your disk, use the properties button (cog wheel i believe) go to mount options and there should be two check boxes. One is for this auto mounting at boot level (or something like that) turn that off.
... this is odly nice of you. Sorry, but are you really willing to trust a random internet stranger to store up to 50TB of data on your machines? The data could be literally anything and might put you into trouble 😵💫
No offense, just curiosity
Yeah sorry about #2. Some was lost in autocorrect.
Here rephrased: 2. Did they actually buy into the Prime Directive? Exploring without interference? If they did, wouldn’t they mostly rely on drones or cloaking tech so they’d never be discovered in the first place, if they go where no man has gone before? Otherwise, they’d just paint a target on their backs for more violent species looking to take advantage of them or their technology. Like "Look, there is species #73647 (i don't want to name your civilization), they have super technology but won't strike back, we just take what we want, no counter attacks!" That could even lead to a story about a century-long space blockade of their home planet: The attacker try to hunger them out. Because their shields are impenetrable. But maybe the planet is a facsimile, an empty place to lure malevolent species away from the true home planet.
I would definitely read a sci-fi book about a civilization which dedicates itself to complete peacefulness. I believe there is a lot of conflict and story waiting to be unpacked.
I really like the idea, and I am happy to to stumble over this follow up thread. So my questions are not intended as nitpicking or malevolence. Just questions I would have, when reading about the story. Which could also lead to episodes by themselves.
: ) now i want to replicate that dungeon in dwarf fortress
You are breathtaking! Just giving some positive energy back.
Clipman is my favorite
Got an image of the top of the hat? Found a few similar looking ones, but nothing exactly looking like it.
The specific location would help immensely, to boil down the name of this beauty.
Thanks, I'll try decent samples. As exchange, here my effects and instruments, which I selected for working good with Linux and Windows
effects
instruments
Hello fellow reaper user. What do you think about sharing some Linux friendly plugins, what are your gotos?
I am really looking forward to that siege update. Wonder what will change.
That does look tragic!
Gave me an idea though. My forts succumb to enemy often the same way. It's usually not dwarfs... Couldn't I use pressure plates, laying around narrow tunnels and connected to iron bars, at those tunnels, to "quarantine" the whole fort? The plates would be set to "heavier than dwarf" and it would usually trigger the fort wide quarantine 🤔
I second this. In fallout was this one ridiculous difficult monster to kill. And I had to bombard it with literally everything I had - nukes, grenades, mines. Everything I had stored for a place i shouldn't have gone to in the first place:D
I use peek for that
I believe Redmine with a few plugin's like: checklists and kanban should do the trick. Also there is a Gantt plug-in, which will enhance the basic one, to make it waaaay more usable.
While not as powerful (i just miss Autohotkey) xdotool is a good alternative for ahk. Create your script with it and use a hotkey to run it. Like:
xdotool type "é"I can only think of a workaround. I believe there is this feature, where you drag a file from somewhere else into the bottom part of the file picker. It then gets chosen automatically. One could use the normal image viewer or pix for browsing the files.
Did that too. I even installed a hot swap for my drives. Worked like a charm.
Hope it helps, would like to know if it was the solution.
Linux does have some amazing and well designed GUI applications. Of course one could do the same in the terminal. It's up to ones preference what to use when.
There is an option for auto mounting a disk, even at boot level. I had this problem before with my backup disk.
You could open the "disk" program, select your disk, use the properties button (cog wheel i believe) go to mount options and there should be two check boxes. One is for this auto mounting at boot level (or something like that) turn that off.