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So I've got a slew of launchers now and have had this question on my mind for a while, with no easily-found answer - at least, not here.

The Winder launcher has a second gear that increases the ratio and hence the rpms you can get from the same force rip, compared to the proto launcher. The String launcher apparently has something similar (and is the go-to launcher alongside Winder for serious bladers, though I'm terrified to break them with adult strength, so I always end up weak-launching). The proto launcher has the ripcord engage with a gear directly in-line with the hooks, so there's no mechanical advantage there.

So what about the Victory Grip launcher and the Clip and Carry launch

Noticed that around layer 200, the gcode starts including M204S6000 bracketed by commented "WIPE_START" and "WIPE_END" which causes the head to, well, wipe the nozzle on the A1. Not sure how to fix that. Any suggestions?

I've been seeing people posting about getting Rare Get Beys here (so much, apparently, that it made it into a meme?) and I'm confused as to how to get in on the action. If I understand it correctly, it's a Japan-only app, where you scan... Something from the Japan-only blind boxes (which you can get at, like, MallofToys or wherever, that I understand) to get a pull chance. It might also let you let virtual beyblades rip? But... How, if at all, could someone in the US participate? I've never really looked into importing stuff individually, so I don't know what services exist for that.

Title. If you use Hidden Gem and the enchanted card becomes Bound, it will still play multiple times.

Not sure if this is something Mega Crit will change this in the future, but this is true as of v0.98.2

Hey all! New to Pokemon Tabletop (I played maybe 10 sessions if Pokemon 5e, but the GM quit then), but I've wanted to play PTU, or PTR as it may be, and have talked myself into running a game bi-weekly. I'm well familiar with Pokemon, as I've played basically all of the video games to completion (and enjoy breeding for and training up competitive teams, even if I never go to tournaments) over the course of its entire life (and mine).

I'm also familiar with running games - typically Pathfinder and D&D, but a smattering of other systems as well - and have run games on Foundry before. However, my add-ons were either outdated or specific to Pathfinder 1e, so I removed 99% of them. The PTR GitHu

Just had this happen in a run. Had a steel 9 in hand with a red seal on it. Played everything lower than 9, and Raised Fist gave me +36 mult. What I imagine happens, code-side, is that Raised Fist actually gives a card +Mult when held in hand, and Red Seal retriggers everything on the card (Steel, Gold, you name it). So the Seal sees that the 9 effectively had "+18 Mult, x1.5 Mult when held".

Figured I'd share that here since it doesn't show up on Raised Fist's wiki page.

Over the past few weeks, my phone randomly chimes (like "ding dong", but more like you got an answer right on a game show than a doorbell) between 10:30 and 11:00pm local. I've had my notification log running for over a week, but only one time has the sound coincided with a notification, and it was for the weather. It's not even every day, or at the same time. In fact, it happens more often when I'm actively using it, regardless of the app.

I was hoping to be able to use something like Nice Catch to find out what's causing it, but that only works on Samsung OSes, so here I am.

Any suggestions are welcome.

I'm vastly out of my league here, so I'm reaching out to the professionals, or whatever the internet can provide.

I've got a Neewer NW-800 plugged into a Neewer NW-100 plugged into my computer. When I'd originally purchased the bundle of those, plus a pop filter and a desk arm, I was under the impression that getting a mic which uses an audio jack cord or something (I'm not really all that savvy with audio terminology) would solve an issue where USB mics were all barely powered and hence very quiet. It may have, when I'd originally gotten it, had no issues after I had set it up in discord and OBS, but that was likely because I was boosting the gain and removing the noise through those apps,

Multiple times I've found myself needing to provide myself or my pals with consistent paths and access to lower elevations or across gaps. While I could climb back up or glide across, my first instinct is to build a downward staircase or a bridge, which more often than not doesn't work.

I imagine workarounds include placing foundations on the lower elevation and building upwards with alternating stairs and walls, or placing one a wall's height down a cliff or in a river, then placing a wall and making a bridge from roof pieces, but I could also not be trying to place things correctly.

Any insight is appreciated.

Separate, quick topic: do your pals also break when trying to navigate mult