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I don't think anyone has put together a list like this so I thought I'd take a stab at it. This is just one guy's opinion in a sea of not-great and outdated Stepn strategy guides so consider it a rough guide if you have no clue if your shoe is 'good'. To be clear though, for any shoe to be good it needs high base stats in the attributes of the gem slots it has. A random rare CCLL with bad C and L stats is not great. Feel free to argue in the comments why I'm wrong. Again I don't think I've even seen a starting point for a list like this.

To explain my personal methodology a bit

• I think overspecialized shoes having 3+ gems of the same slot is often a weakness, sometimes overvalued, but no

I've been looking for games to motivate me to run every day that I can play/progress while running, which is something most games aren't good at. Ideally I want something that

1. Encourages me to run daily
2. Encourages me run to new places rather than the same nodes every day
3. Requires the minimum of phone use while actually outside (both in terms of tapping or looking at the phone)
4. Isn’t playable from the couch. If you can progress without running, that defeats the point.

The whole point is to get me out and constantly moving, not sitting in a parking lot tapping a Pokemon Go gym. Some of these are small games that don't come up when you Google "GPS games to play while running" so m

Hi all, I'm looking for different physical PC download cards for Minecraft. Just to be clear to the mods, I want to buy the physical cards as a collectible, I'm not looking to buy DLC codes. I have the newer variations you can still get in stores. I am looking for variants of the Steve art below such as USD, Euro, and Minecon variants:

https://i.imgur.com/wgqY8bi.png

Can't find any sales for these outside MSRP so I'm not sure what to offer. Maybe $20 for a used card I need, $60 for a new card? If you think I'm off on price please let me know. I would pay more for a Minecon version since they would be rarer.

It's a weird thing to collect so if anyone knows a better place I might find them

I have 3 zones wired into this EMM-3 board. Zone 3's damper is stuck open (it's normally open) because there's no 24V at the motor closing it. The M6 Closed terminal on the board is supposed to have 24V when the zone isn't powered, which seems to be the only thing wrong with the board. Zones 1 and 2 work fine and Zone 3's M4 Opened terminal is working as well (it measures 24V when the zone is powered).

Is there a schematic or components I can check for an issue like this? I'm sure not an electronic engineer or anything, but I can replace a relay or resistor is that's all that's wrong with it. Is the standard practice with these boards just to chuck them when anything goes wrong?

Here's a p

Platform(s): Unsure, it was a computer game I played in my first grade classroom around 1995, meaning the game and computers were likely older than that. I played 1993's 3-D Dinosaur Adventure in the same school in second grade, so it was likely a DOS, Macintosh, or Windows 3.x computer.

Genre: Educational/arcade. Math!

Estimated year of release: It's a very simple game, so it could be probably anything from 1980-1994.

Graphics/art style: Simple color maze and characters on a black background. It definitely had graphics though, it wasn't a text based or ASCII graphics. It was much simpler than something high budget made by artists like Super Solvers. It's also possible thi