Jugbot

Create is awesome and I've just tried aeronautics and it seems even better, but whenever I get my friends to play it always becomes the same sort of issue.

1. Start server because I want to try building <thing>
2. <thing> gets built in under a week
3. There is nothing left to do so server dies

It appears what this game lacks is a very clear and long-term progression, or even basic mechanics that would force you to engage with core functionality like transportation.

Does anyone know of mods that might help with this? I have my eyes on Railways Untold but Im also interested in something like floating islands or biome-locked resources to further incentivize travel. A resource sink like the "

A tech which seems to be made for clearing chaff does not track moving targets so is therefore even worse at chaff clear than stock.

Has anyone found a use for this? It seems to be bad against every unit.

I wasn't too happy with the built-in discord integration, it was too spammy and conversations would get lost. I decided to make a new bot that would organize media updates into threads. Not much more to say, its pretty simple!

Check it out here: https://github.com/Jugbot/discarr

Right now I am sending notifications from my media server to a friends-only discord server for various events such as "X requested" all the way to "X available" events.

It works well but the channel tends to be a bit spammy.

The discord/webhook integrations out there for *arr apps only support adding new comments in channels. I briefly looked at other notification software out there but I could not find one that provides more fine-grain control over discord's advanced features such as threads / message editing.

I've done a couple things to practice anatomy:

• Browsing Pinterest boards and copying pics I like
• 90sec sketches https://www.posemaniacs.com/tools/thirtyseconds
• Live figure drawing sessions Just curious if there are more sites/methods out there

Just got a drill running, and I am unsure whether I can just let it create a stack on the ground or do I need an arm to deposit into a chest?

I recently left school and am now living alone in NYC. I was planning to do some sort of meetup activity (since I work from home I only leave my house for food) so I am just curious on other's experiences.

My social life at Tandon was abysmal, so I graduated early to gtfo. However now I am in the awkward situation where I am living alone in NYC with a great job and no friends besides family (luckily). I've been thinking of doing some art group meetups to meet people but it seems these are mostly online as well.

For alumni who graduated and took a job in an area where you didn't know anyone, how did you cope?

I bought some wireless switch gamepads for someone and they cant get them to pair to their PC (I didn't have the opportunity to try myself).

I assumed the communication channel for all switch devices was the same, and I've read conflicting reports of whether certain controllers work or not on PC/Windows.

Controller in question: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07YJP3XZW/

If anyone knows of an alternative that works I would appreciate it, just in case I can't figure it out.