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Voices in the Dark A DnD Cosmic Horror Mystery Forest Village Campaign A very short one shot for level one players By Zeej Note: this game uses the optional sanity score, tables and mechanics from the 2014 DMG. See pages 258-259 and 264-266. In a nutshell roll for a sanity score that becomes a standard ability with a modifier and use it like the other abilities. The tables needed for sanity can be found online with a quick search. Failed saves for long term or indefinite madness cause loss of one sanity ability score. A calm emotions spell can suppress the effects of madness. Madness can be cured with a lesser restoration spell for short term or long term. A greater restoration spell, or...

Voices in the Dark A DnD Cosmic Horror Mystery Forest Village Campaign A very short one shot for level one players By Zeej Note: this game uses the optional sanity score, tables and mechanics from the 2014 DMG. See pages 258-259 and 264-266. In a nutshell roll for a sanity score that becomes a standard ability with a modifier and use it like the other abilities. The tables needed for sanity can be found online with a quick search. Failed saves for long term or indefinite madness cause loss of one sanity ability score. A calm emotions spell can suppress the effects of madness. Madness can be cured with a lesser restoration spell for short term or long term. A greater restoration spell, or...

This is an update of my post from last year: hope the mods won’t mind. As those of you who have a NISA know, the yearly allowance is divided into two parts: the Growth NISA, which functions like a tax-sheltered general brokerage account with a 2.4 million yen yearly limit, and a Tsumitate NISA with a limit of 1.2 million yen. You can make purchases in the Growth NISA at any time without limit, so it is relatively easy to fill. However the Tsumitate NISA requires you to set up monthly debits with a maximum monthly figure of 100,000 yen, so if you have a large portion unfilled, it may seem like you have left it too late for 2025. Help is at hand though: in fact the Tsumitate NISA comes ...

I had a feeling my triggers were starting to come back. My mother reached out to reconcile the same week I was supposed to hit the slopes in New Hampshire with my partner of six years (he’s been in my life for seven). We were planning to start looking at homes together....again Meanwhile, a remediation company has been working to rebuild my kitchen after water damage caused mold. The process is taking forever. It’s been a month now, and my kitchen is still sealed off in plastic. On top of that, my mailman kept making unwanted advances toward me no matter how many times I told him no. Now I feel uncomfortable even walking around my neighborhood. Work, ironically, is going really well....

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Hi guys! Its my first post here. I love reading all your theories and discussions so I want to share one thing with you that bothers me the most about HBP. Why was the memory of Slughorn so important to obtain? Let me explain my point of view. - Dumbledore knows about the horcruxes probably from the time when he was a student because it was knowledge availble from books in the library (we know it was later removed) so its not a new piece of knowledge for him - Dumbledore knows that Voldemort didn’t die after trying to kill baby Harry but something happened to him that he disappered - He already had the Riddle Journal and knew that was dark piece of magic so i think he was trying to figure...

I am doing a deep dive on this rereading of LotR. Starting by reading a chapter or two (60th anniversary is my preferred reading copy at the moment). Next, I read the corresponding chapters in the Reader’s Companion (Hammond and Scull). The Companion is great because it points you to relevant sources such as the Artist and Illustrator book, History of Middle Earth, etc. My favorite Atlas is the Easton Press one - the sturdy hardcover is great for an atlas. The Alan Lee LotR large format is good for reference as it lays open easily. Artist & Illustrator for Tolkien’s drawings of places, etc. Foster’s guide as needed, and History of Middle earth just in case something sparks m...

I’m a PhD student working on program repair / debugging and I really want my research to actually help SREs and DevOps engineers. I’m researching how SRE/DevOps teams actually handle incidents. Some questions for people who are on-call / close to incidents: 1. Hardest part of an incident today? * Finding real root cause vs noise? * Figuring out what changed (deploys, flags, config)? * Mapping symptoms → right service/owner/code? * Jumping between Datadog/logs/Jira/GitHub/Slack/runbooks? 2. Apart from “roll back,” what do you actually do? * What tools do you open first? * What’s your usual path from alert → “aha, it’s here”? 3. How do you search across ...

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Hi everyone, i need help with my old ps3 slim, It was the console my late mother used to watch YouTube, but since her passing i had stored it , last week i tried to use it , it turn on but i have no hdmi signal , only via rca , tied the video rest but it only does a flicker, i find it wierd since it was used via hdmi , i have tried other tv and 3 different hdmi cables but have the same result. *(Apologies for any error in writing since English its not my main language, and thank in advance for the help).

So my eldest (HS junior, 16M, halfway to 17) has found that he enjoys just walking around places and exploring. Today we took him to the Short North and he explored the goings-on there by himself. He picked up some jam from one of the stalls and ended up at the Short North library. Just simple stuff. Another day he made his way basically from 71 to Easton on foot - just randomly decided he wanted to. We were less than pleased on that one (at least called us to pick him up so he didn't make the trek twice), so we're now trying to set more guidelines for him. He'll often go on short (perhaps 20-30 minute) walks around the neighborhood, sometimes exploring different routes and st...

Hey everyone, I tried printing a basic stringing test tower and it did **not** go well. 😅 The first part looked fine, but the print started getting weird halfway up and eventually messed itself up completely. I’m still pretty new to tuning prints, so I’m not really sure what I’m looking at or what caused this. I added some photos so you can see what happened — if anyone can point me in the right direction or tell me what to check or adjust, I’d really appreciate it. Thanks in advance for any advice!

Hi everyone! I recently adopted a rehomed Belgian Malinois from a family who clearly loved him, but he wasn’t socialized much outside their home. Because of that, he’s very timid with new people and new environments. At home he’s a total cuddle bug and would happily lounge on the couch all day, but outside he gets scared, tries to bolt, and struggles to stay focused on commands. We are a military family, and I know this breed needs mental and physical stimulation, but I’m having trouble finding ways for him to release energy since he’s so nervous outside. The interesting part is—he LOVES the dog park and does great with dogs and people there, but anywhere else he’s anxious and...

Hey filmmakers 👋 We just launched **CompressorX**, a small Mac app designed to make compressing and sharing cuts a lot less painful — especially when you need to send versions to clients or collaborators quickly. # Why filmmakers might care: * 🎬 Create small preview versions without losing clarity * 🎥 Compare quality side-by-side before sending anything out * 📤 Faster export workflow when delivering cuts or dailies * 🎛️ Controls for bitrate, scaling, FPS * 💻 No complicated setup — drag a file in, pick settings, done It’s not meant to replace your NLE — just make the *finishing and sharing* part smoother. **App Store:** 👉 [https://apps.apple.com/us/app/co...

I’m a PhD student working on program repair / debugging and I really want my research to actually help SREs and DevOps engineers. I’m researching how SRE/DevOps teams actually handle incidents. Some questions for people who are on-call / close to incidents: 1. Hardest part of an incident today? * Finding real root cause vs noise? * Figuring out what changed (deploys, flags, config)? * Mapping symptoms → right service/owner/code? * Jumping between Datadog/logs/Jira/GitHub/Slack/runbooks? 2. Apart from “roll back,” what do you actually do? * What tools do you open first? * What’s your usual path from alert → “aha, it’s here”? 3. How do you search across ...

Hello! So, I'm a 20 year old male looking for auto loan I just got my driver's license (yay me, I was so happy!) but that was the easy part. Learning how to drive was simple, obtaining my own car is not. I don't have the funds to purchase a car, so I planned to take out a loan but every one I apply for gets rejected. Not because my credit is bad(to my knowledge) I'm at 672 credit which Experian considers good. The only "Poor" I have is the length of my credit history, my first credit card was 18 when I joined chime and I've been very careful not to get in any debt. But that seems to be the reason I'm usually rejected? Are there any solutions to this? O...

My sister just bought my nephew a 3D printer for Christmas (Bambu A1) and obviously wants to have some PLA on hand for him to be able to use for the days after when he's ready to print his first projects. She asked me for recommendations and I honestly didn't know what mine would be. There are so many contributing factors to recommending a PLA. But when I started to think about what would make for a good one to use for the absolute new kid with no other "tools" available I thought the following criteria would likely be a good place to start narrowing things down. 1. Prints reliably without too much need for tweaking printer settings to dial in perfect temps, speeds etc ...

I’m a PhD student working on program repair / debugging and I really want my research to actually help SREs and DevOps engineers. I’m researching how SRE/DevOps teams actually handle incidents. Some questions for people who are on-call / close to incidents: 1. Hardest part of an incident today? * Finding real root cause vs noise? * Figuring out what changed (deploys, flags, config)? * Mapping symptoms → right service/owner/code? * Jumping between Datadog/logs/Jira/GitHub/Slack/runbooks? 2. Apart from “roll back,” what do you actually do? * What tools do you open first? * What’s your usual path from alert → “aha, it’s here”? 3. How do you search across...

I apologize if this is a ****** question, but I haven’t used my sick time before and no one really walked me through it. I left my shift early today and I plan to call out tomorrow because I don’t feel well. I know you have to write it in the book, but I’m not physically there to write it in the book. I have the next 3 days off after the day I plan to call out (as part of my availability) but that means that we’ll get our paycheck before I’m back in the store to write it in the book. Do I just have to accept that my sick time will be put in for the next check or can I have my shift lead write in or something?