DoTheRustle

This isn't a "I hate this game and you should too" rant, more of a question of where did this come from, why did it release in the western NSO catalog, why is it significant, etc etc

I was a preteen weeb when the original would've released, but this is the first I've heard of the games. Do they hold special significance or nostalgia for anyone outside of Japan? They don't seem like exceptional titles, just mid to decent platformers.

I'm just confused and want to understand if I'm missing something, because it seems like they deployed these to the wrong region of NSO.

In MacOS, desktops can be switched (i.e. swipe to move to next/prev desktop) on the active monitor(where focus is set) without affecting inactive monitors.

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In Windows 10, the same action switches the desktop on all monitors instead of just the focused monitor.

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Is there a way to make desktop switching in W10 behave like desktop switching in MacOS where only the currently focused monitor's desktop switches?

We have an excess of downed trees(far more wood than we can use) that we'd like to get rid of. Is there a location where we could take the pieces?

I've been looking around to find a shop that does proper apple cider doughnuts but I keep coming up empty. Anybody have a recommendation on where to find them?

I've come back to do my MSCS after 10 years and having a hell of a time with Turnitin and one particular professor. Algorithm Analysis 6045 has quite a bit of math work which must be submitted in an electronic form like .tex, .pdf, etc however I'm getting flagged for similarity on equations, symbols, nomenclature, and other unavoidable non-text things. The professor has a zero-tolerance policy on similarity scores and refuses to actually look at what is being flagged, which is mostly mathematical steps to show work, even down to things like a Sigma.

Has anyone here had a similar situation, and what did you do?

Every few hours I'll see a new entry of the following lines in my log:

[Netty Server IO #4/ERROR] [ne.mi.fm.ne.NetworkRegistry/NETREGISTRY]: Channels [a comma separated list of my mods...] rejected vanilla connections
[Netty Server IO #4/INFO] [ne.mi.fm.se.ServerLifecycleHooks/SERVERHOOKS]: Disconnecting VANILLA connection attempt: This server has mods that require Forge to be installed on the client. Contact your server admin for more details.

Is this just a case of randos trying to connect to my private server or is it something forge related? If it is indeed a rando connecting, is it possible to record an IP or username/id?

For context, its just me and my wife on the server

I've been looking around online for reputable waterproof cases for the 4a after reading horror stories of bricked units resulting from small splashes, but all I can find is 4a5G and Pix5 cases which apparently have different dimensions. Has anyone here found a good waterproof case for their 4a that they'd recommend?

I like to run outside and use my phone for tracking, but it rains frequently and unpredictably where I live, so I'm just looking to protect this phone as best I can.

I'll be in Charlotte for a couple days and I'm looking to try some of the really local beers that don't necessarily get bottled/canned sold outside of the brewpubs that make them, i.e. something I can't get back home (Atlanta).

For instance, in Atlanta we have a brew pub called Twain's (recommended) that makes their own beer that is only sold on draft at Twain's.

Other than that, I'm still interested in places that do flights of the local beers (bottled or not). I've heard Charlotte has an awesome craft beer scene, and I'd love to experience it.

tl;dr Good places to get flights of local craft beers?