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My latest favorite deck is [[Ardbert, Warrior of Darkness]]. So I've been on the lookout for new white/black legendary creatures!

According to this Scryfall search, there are 119 new legendary creatures that fit into Orzhov color identity. https://scryfall.com/search?q=e%3Amsh%2Cmsc+not%3Areprint+t%3Alegendary+t%3Acreature+ci%3Awb&order=rarity

Which do we think have a place in the 99 for Ardbert? I personally prefer cheap legends that are both white and black, and even better if they have flying and/or lifelink. The strongest new legends in this set seem to have a high mana cost. Which ones are worth it, if any?

Half the time when I try to take a screenshot, it just doesn’t work. The other half the time, it crashes my Steam Deck completely and makes it reboot. Very rarely does taking a screenshot actually work normally.

I have a controller profile saved so that it maps a single press of the capture/share button on my controller to take a screenshot, long press to take a clip, and double press to toggle manual recording.

Hi, I've been to a MagicCon a few years ago, but this time is a bit different. I want to try to get a card signed by Rebecca Guay. I know she will be handing out tickets starting 10 am. I don't have a black lotus badge, so I want to get there and be in line early.

I know the show opens at 10 am. How early should I try lining up? I'm staying at the Westgate right next to the convention center so I can get there early, but like how early should I plan to get there?

Thanks :)

Hi everyone, got a question, hopefully this is an okay place to ask.

During a pre-interview call with a company, I got asked a couple questions about swift concurrency. One of the questions was:

When using for try await to iterate through an async sequence, how do you deal with errors in a way that one failure doesn't stop the entire sequence?

But if you put for try await in a do/catch block, doesn't that cause the whole thing to throw when one thing in the sequence throws? To not have it stop the whole sequence, you'd have to refactor it so that you can put do/catch inside of the loop, right? Or am I missing something?

I want to be able to handle this when I get to my actual intervi

Hi everyone, got a question, hopefully this is an okay place to ask.

During a pre-interview call with a company, I got asked a couple questions about swift concurrency. One of the questions was:

When using for try await to iterate through an async sequence, how do you deal with errors in a way that one failure doesn't stop the entire sequence?

But if you put for try await in a do/catch block, doesn't that cause the whole thing to throw when one thing in the sequence throws? To not have it stop the whole sequence, you'd have to refactor it so that you can put do/catch inside of the loop, right? Or am I missing something?

I want to be able to handle this when I get to my actual intervi