Axehurdle

I'm trying to get my teeth back up to code after years of neglect and I have had two dentists look at them. One of them recommends fillings and two extractions, and another recommends almost entirely crowns.

While I would rather get a crown than an extraction I'm suspicious of the number of teeth the second guy wants to put crowns on, especially when the first dentist didn't recommend crowns for any of them.

Should I be worried he's trying to push a more expensive treatment option when a filling would suffice? I realize you can't give a specific recommendation without seeing the teeth. I'm more looking for a general vibe of if this is a thing that happens and, given two conflicting opinion

I've been trying to get Minecraft working with a controller for a couple days now and nothing I've tried has worked. I've tried three different mods (controllable, midnightcontrols, and Fabulously Optimized) and all of them have the same behaviour which makes me think it's a system issue and not a problem with the mod functionality.

The controller connects to the computer ok and works perfectly on Gamepad Tester and in Steam games. All of the Minecraft mods will recognize the controller and even identify it as a Switch controller but then none of the inputs actually register. The same behaviour happens with the General Arcade SDL2 Gamepad Tool.

It feels like there has to be some kind of

I'm trying to use Steam overlay to play Minecraft with a controller but it only seems to work in the launcher and then once the actual game launches it stops working. Anyway to get Steam to keep doing the steam input after the launcher starts Minecraft?

I'm trying to play minecraft with a controller and most suggestions I've seen are to use Steam Big Picture mode and use the Steam Overlay to map the controller inputs to keyboard inputs.

This makes sense to me but when I got it set up it doesn't seem to work. Steam launches the minecraft launcher and the button layout it showing as active in Steam Input screen but the controller inputs just don't do anything.

Is there something i'm missing or another way to do this?

Hey. I've already bought all the planks to do this so I'm not interested in whether this is a good idea, found out too late it might not be but we're here now.

I bought a bunch of this plank. https://www.llflooring.com/p/coreluxe-5mm-w-pad-horizon-hickory-waterproof-rigid-vinyl-plank-flooring-7.09-in.-wide-x-48-in.-long-10059798.html

It has a foam backing and I'm not sure what the best way to install it on my stair would be. Do I remove the foam backing? What adhesive should I use?

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These couple spots just are not taking the stain. I tried sanding it with 120 grit and reapplying but it just wiped off again. Did I do it wrong? Any ideas how I can fix this?

This is the first cube I've put together, hopefully of many.

I have a rule I'm not allowed to intentionally buy any cards for this cube so some of the card choices are unusual. Some of them are also unusual because I wanted a loose, unserious feel to it, hence the things like unmatched duals.

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Looking for any feedback or thoughts.

Just got the Darkness Reborn starter deck and I'm unclear on something.

Can I send Dark Broly Spirit Booster Berserker to the Warp as part of the cost to play him with his Spirit Boost ability? It does say I can play him from the Drop Area or Warp so can he be sent to the Warp to pay his own cost and then played from there?

I'm not sure how the rules cover situations about lying about previous gamestates. Can you?

Examples:

I cast Regrowth and target a card, my opponent acknowledges and I put it into my hand. I pass and they untap. Then they ask "wait, what did you get back with Regrowth?" can I lie?

What if it's been a few turns? If my opponent asks, what did you name with that meddling mage earlier? (the meddling mage is now dead) If I remember, can I knowingly lie?

So I'm pretty new to the game and still learning the rules. I've played a lot of other ccgs though so I'm picking up the rules pretty quickly.

If I understand everything correctly there's no downside to attacking with your leader because:

1. leaders can be attacked whether they are ready or not
2. losing a battle when attacking has no effect

This seems weird to me because a lot of leaders seem to have beneficial auto abilities that trigger when they attack, often drawing a card. So I want to be attacking with them on my turn, even if I don't have a target I can beat. This just felt odd to me as a game feel thing so I wanted to know, am I missing something or should I just be attacking my

I'm planning on playing 1-land Spy in a tournament next month and it's been awhile since I've updated my list. Does anyone have any great Spy Tech? Any insights on what plays best? Sideboard plans for one of the least sideboard friendly decks? Or just share your list to compare.

Spy is bad but how do you make it the best it can be?

Here's my current list. https://tappedout.net/mtg-decks/15-09-21-1-land-spy/?cb=1631755657