yo_scottie_oh

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Still need some time to make our network more reliable :) I still have 2 managed swiches to put into our network !

Would you care to expand on the network reliability part? I'm curious what kinds of problems you're looking to address w/ the managed switches that you aren't using yet. For example, will they help in the event of a power/ISP outage?

I did it all manually. Opened up an eBay search and started filtering, scrolling, and clicking, entering the data into a spreadsheet as I went. When I was happy with the sample size, I copy-pasted from the spreadsheet into a text file, found/replaced tabs w/ pipes, and then copied into the Lemmy post. Not the most graceful or time efficient, but sometimes I don't mind toiling in pursuit of sick deals on used electronics.

on Because she can · c/cat · 15 pts · 57d

Wait, how does one tell this is a female cat? (unless kleinfelter's etc)

Followed by Hotfix 1.36.1 to address duping and a UI bug:

Raiders!

We have just pushed a hotfix on all platforms to mitigate a duplication issue as well as the UI bug in the Expedition screen that showed Skill Points instead of Mystery Rewards for players on their fourth Expedition.

As we stated before regarding the use of exploits, we will continue issuing bans on accounts that have been gaining significant advantage.

Restart your game to download.

Thank you everyone for your reports and for playing by the rules.

See you Topside,

//Ossen

I'm about 40 hours in, mostly on Dam, Buried City, and Blue Gate. Still enjoying loot runs for leveling up my workstations, familiarizing myself w/ various POIs on the maps, and solving puzzles for quests/cred.

I've also recently been inspired to try some more advanced movement techniques after watching how useful the snap hook and zipline can be on the Game Merchant's live streams.

What else are you playing in the meantime?

I'm less concerned about mice and more concerned about for example flies and other winged insects landing on my tomato plants during the few hours that they're outside, laying eggs, making themselves at home, and then spreading to my other indoor plants when I bring the tomatoes that aren't fully hardened off yet back indoors, potentially causing an infestation among my indoor plants. I feel like I am being overly paranoid, but I hope this helps clarify the scenario that I'm asking about.