Quazz

Situation is as follows:

Playing Cahokia

I expanded west wards because there's gold/silver

Great right? Yes, yes, it is.

I decide to enact the Gold/Silver coinage law since I don't have access to copper anyway. So far so good.

Then I chose to ban export of gold/silver to get more out of minting, because I don't really have anyone to trade with anyway, might as well mint.

Now so far everything works fine and I'm minting each month.

However, these areas had low market access.

So I decided to create a new market close by.

Consequently my minting stopped entirely once gold/silver in my main market ran out.

You see that Ban export law?

Yeah, that also applies to yourself when you're t

Test

They put up signs on a road announcing they will organize a "speelstraat" for 2 weeks.

The things, this is a pretty busy road, with bus stops and tons of businesses in the streets.

According to https://www.vlaanderen.be/een-speelstraat-organiseren if public transport uses that road then you can't organize a "speelstraat" there.

Does anyone have any experience with this?

It's not that I mind that much (though it does mean a 5+ min detour for me), but it seems fairly unsafe given the level of traffic that normally goes through this street.

A feedback report used to feel so good. Finally some sliver of justice after having been wronged and lost a game unfairly.

But now? Now you get them so often it feels like you can attribute all your losses to it. In a weird way, it makes things feel less fair, rather than more.

It's an interesting psychological downside to a system that has greatly improved. It is now more frustrating to have griefers on your team because you know there's a good chance they get punished but nothing can save your LP.

Obviously a topic that a lot of people have spoken about before, but since Riot seems to refuse to acknowledge it, I figured we'd give it another roll.

Autofill is a cool concept in theory where it will reduce your queue timer so you find games faster.

Unfortunately, in practice here are some of the things that go wrong:

1. You are queueing mid/jgl and your duo partner is queueing top/mid. Autofill triggers and you get top and your partner gets jgl. This doesn't even make any sense whatsoever. Why not just assign the secondary roles? You'd still have a game without this nonsense. Obviously the same thing happens without duo, you just won't be aware of it.

2. Queue timers aren't actu

I noticed today that Reinhardt moves faster when he's relentlessly swinging his hammer.

So much faster indeed, that it doesn't matter that there's a distance between you two, he will close it. If your escape is down or your hero has no escape, then you will die.

It's my understanding that Reinhardts gap closer is his dash, it seems silly that he can not only chase people off, but actually kill them because they have no possibility of escape. He's supposed to be a defensive block, not a death machine.

I mean sure, if you run up to him, or hang around him like a dumbdumb, then his hammer by all rights should destroy you. It's why you also don't hang around right next to Roadhog, Zarya or

Not sure if this is the right place, but I'm running out of ideas.

So here's the backstory, I work in a small computershop, we mainly deal in 2nd hand computers which we all install and prepare for sale. We made the move to mainly work over our network using network shares and servers for image deployment and what not. However, the dated network intfrastructure kind of craps out when we have a large number of computers imaging at the same time. (which is necessary to meet deadlines)

So our boss who had talked to one of our clients (who works at a rather large company in networking/IT) and he recommended the juniper SSG140 for us.

I looked it up and told my boss it would have a lot of fe