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r/psych•

I'm re-watching the police academy episode, and my favourite character is Fenwick (the Walter Matthau lookalike dog). He's not credited (even though he does have a line) and he's not actually in a scene with anyone else, so I was thinking either it was stock footage or maybe just a dog they had on set or something. Is there more info about him anywhere, maybe the dvd commentary?

This is the best pic I could find: 🐶

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r/everquest•

I'm working on my monk's 1.0 (pretty much done the pre-quests now) and I need to do the turn-in with Brother Qwinn in South Karana. Does anybody know his spawn cycle or have any solid info on how to spawn him?

The info I've read from P99 and allakhazam has a spawn point and a PH - an escaped Splitpaw gnoll - with a specific path around the zone. The problem is I've been camping escaped gnolls with a tracker and sitting at the supposed spawn point, and I've never seen anything spawn there. Killing other mobs (e.g. Brother Drash) does seem to spawn an escaped gnoll, but that could just be coincidence, or the wrong escaped spawn.

Has anyone done this recently that has any tips?

Update: After

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r/gamingsuggestions•

I've been wanting to play a certain type of game recently, and while I can't think of anything exactly like it, I feel like it must exist. I've even started developing it myself in Unity, but I'd really like to play it now. It's kind of minecraft in space, where you try to advance your civilization (in terms of energy output, along the kardashev scale) and explore the galaxy.

You start off with near-future tech (e.g. asteroid mining, no interstellar travel) and use gathered resources to build research buildings, ship yards, power plants, etc. Research faster engines, more efficient mining lasers, or whatever you want to focus on. You work your way along a tech tree, eventually unlocking dys

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r/space•

The sidebar states that all times are in Eastern Time (GMT-5) but right now they're in EDT (GMT-4). Maybe listing it as EST5EDT or something else to account for daylight saving time would clear up any confusion?

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r/Diablo•

I'm not sure if it was always this way, but I just noticed that holding shift while attacking (to stay in one place and attack) prevents picking up items when clicking on them. Kind of a helpful trick to not polluting your inventory, at least for melees

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