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Got a Delonghi Magnifica Duo recently. Taste is great, no complaints yet. But, a problem I didn't expect to run into is literally the size of the coffee. My largest coffee cup doesn't quite fit a large, and the Duo is too short to fit a travel mug under. If I want a coffee cup that can genuinely hold an XL with ice, what size/brand of cup should I be looking to?

Something that came to me while I was thinking about why Ralsei hates wearing a hat so much in chapter 5. Maybe someone else had this thought already.

I won't bury the lede. I think Ralsei tried to get Lancer to not call him a toothpaste boy. It's a nickname that makes sense with his white-and-green color combination, like mint toothpaste, but makes very little sense with his black-and-green palette with the hat on. Why did Lancer still called him a toothpaste boy? Maybe the prophecy made him do it. Maybe the story will eventually reveal that Lancer actually does have some black-and-green toothpaste.

Ralsei doesn't want to wear a hat, and he only wore it in chapter 1 because he thought it

Chapter 4 told us that the so-called human in the prophecy is a cage with human soul and parts. I am suggesting that the soul is a human soul, but that it isn't Kris's soul, and that they aren't human. I think the prophecy could even be literal here; I think Kris might be a dog cage.

We know they grew up in Hometown. We know there was an incident that Asgore was vague posting about all of Chapter 5, but he never mentions Dess outright even as the community all assumes it's about Dess. But what form do the flowers all take to comfort him? A human. Asgore also has no reaction to a Dark World suddenly appearing or meeting Flowery. I don't think the incident Asgore wants to prevent from ever ha

This is a theory you probably could've made before Chapter 5, but what got me thinking about this was the ending of the Weird Route seeming to confirm Device Theory.

People have noticed before that Rouxls Kaard kind of looks like Mystery Man, maybe particularly in his shop sprite from chapter 1, and I'm proposing that this is basically Gaster's Darkner OC.

What has been interesting to me about him has been how negative literally everyone is to him whenever he appears. I can't think of a single line of dialogue where anyone says anything good about him besides the Weather duo calling him hot, but even they add that he's really weird on top of it. People will go out of their way to call him

Tropical Starwalker is meant to be a hint for casual players to the existence of original Starwalker, and may have been planned before original Starwalker.

It's impossible to miss if you're trying to 100% chapter 5, since the Tropical Starwalker bird drops a pink coin when you ring the bell, and you always pass by Tropical Starwalker on the only exit to the room.

The original Starwalker is, by contrast, cryptic to find. More importantly, there's no reason for there to be a bell in the original room of Chapter 5, because there's no reward for making the original Starwalker bird drop to the ground like Chapter 5 has.

I think the intended experience for casual players of Deltarune is to play

For all that Chapter 5 didn't say out loud, it did bring stats heavily into question. We know that Flowery can adjust his to whatever he wants, and he implies Ralsei could do the same thing. But the Roaring Knight is unaffected by Flowery's stats, because it can ignore his "Fake stats". Flowery can also freely give us infinite Flowery Dollars, which Ralsei gets mad at him for.

Ralsei is obviously holding back, not using the fire magic in battle that he shows once this chapter. I think we can take from the Roaring Knight that there is a way to completely ignore the stats in the Dark World, something we now can say it was probably using in Chapter 3 to Swoon and drop health down to -999. We a

There's a lot of anime that nominally have this theme about "seemingly minor party member gets removed from the best party of adventurers, then they realize they messed up because that character was secretly the pillar of the team/was doing far more than anyone realized," but then most of them just end up being an up-and-coming adventuring party recruits them and realizes how amazing they are and just wonders why they have such low self-esteem while we get glimpses of the old party falling apart until they become relevant for one arc and then disappear.

I'm looking for a story that puts more emphasis on this whole thing, either the protagonist trying to take on too much of the burden of the

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In STS 1, it felt like a ton of enemies had artifact, and there was a few ways to gain it as a player (a colorless card, a relic that just gave you an artifact each combat, a Defect attack, Orange Pellets if you squint). In STS 2, offhand, I can only think of a couple robot enemies with artifact, and I can't remember a single card or relic that gives the player one.

Is this a balancing thing, or is this because of how confusing artifact was or something? Like, Biased Cognition was probably the biggest beneficiary of artifact in STS 1, but now Biased Cognition is an Ancient bonus instead of a standard card but there's basically no way to skirt the downside. Noxious Fumes was nice in STS 1 be

This doesn't have to be anything bad, just fics that you read early into reading MHA fics that, in retrospect, gave you a weird first impression.

For example, the very first MHA fic I read had it so that quirkless people were less affected by spicy food than non-quirkless people, with an author's note implying this was a common theory/fanon. I went into fics for a while kind of assuming that'd be de facto true, one of those fanon things a lot of stories also just assumed were true until proven otherwise (kind of like how Erasermic is), but I have never seen another fan work that made this assumption without clarifying that Izuku, specifically, was better at handling spices from growing up w

I'm writing this post while I just watch the Chaos Guardian hover in the center of the arena, not doing anything. I can't reach the crystals, I can't shoot the crystals with my Chaotic Bow because the iron fence around them, the Chaos Guardian doesn't seem to want to do anything to change phases.

I've already killed the Chaos Guardian once this playthrough, and it was a slog with me literally building a wall and stairs as close as I could get to one of the towers and trying to camp out one crystal at a time. I have nothing to fear from the Chaos Guardian at this point, but I'm just sitting here unsure what to do. It isn't even firing at me.

Like, if this is a timed phase, it's obnoxiously

What mod do you think has changed the history of modded Minecraft the most, or otherwise been the most pivotal mod released?

I think it's either Buildcraft or Applied Energistics. Buildcraft was kind of the first 'automation' mod that gathered resources for you and helped you make factories in a reasonable way. Applied Energistics isn't the first storage network mod (RedPower might qualify) nor is it the first autocraft mod (Buildcraft, incidentally, had autocrafting before AE), but the fact that modpacks are still designed so heavily around how they integrate ME Systems to this day (anything from gating the ME Controller to deep into the pack to make it a reward, to inventing add-on mods t

Glass side panels, and generally, see-through computers, seem to be really popular among high-ends. I totally get why gaming PC prebuilders jumped on them, since being able to see into the computer makes them easier to market the fancy insides and gives them a place to put flashy RGB and such to attract attention, but it's interesting to me that they seem to be so popular among people building their own PCs.

I personally really like subtle builds. Not necessarily sleeper builds, just computers that don't scream at you that they're high-end from their place in the room. I don't need anybody to know that there's thousands of dollars worth of components inside the case, I more want it to show

Not my first time building a PC, exactly, but I haven't tried in a while. I remember Newegg being the go-to at one point, but I also remember Newegg hitting some controversy or something (Google tells me they were bought out at some point). I've seen Part Picker referenced by the automod on this subreddit. Is Part Picker the site people use for making sure parts work together these days, or is there something else I just haven't stumbled into yet?