fourunner

u/fourunner



I have only played for a about 6 months or so. Joined a random club (just recently promoted to officer) and it is just dying out. in the last three months we probably purged 20 non active member (2 plus months inactive) over 3 months and the recent purge was never filled with any new players, staying at 21.

In reality it doesn't affect game play much but when we reached sapphire 3 or maybe it was fire 1? you get that extra ability which was nice. Though hard to get extra lives if you get into a jam.

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r/Medford•

Recently took a trip down to Eureka, Ca and the Lost Coast Brew Pub had some great wings. So when getting some new tires I decided on the place next to Buffalo Wild Wings as it would be a good place to kill time and get some food. Well, that was wildly underwhelming, as well as wildly pricey.

So, where do you go when craving wings and a beer?

Extra credit question. Best pub food in general?

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For now anyways, I am going to have to put this game to rest. I have put 132 hours into this game since it's early release. I am going to have to let John Riley Duncan end in the solar winds. I feel he found and has taken care of all the bounties he could.

In all reality though, I have not played a game this many hours since my CoD4 days in a community running servers. Morrowind might have been a close second with UT99 being up there as well. Looking at steam Far Cry 5 is at 81 hours, eh I love that game.

With all the negativity out there I was so glad to find this subreddit in my final weeks of play. All of you have been wonderful and great human beings.

Will I return you might

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r/htpc•

So I have my PC A/V output from hdmi out, goes to receiver, which passes through to the TV.

The PC is showing audio out to Samsung (tv).

I am getting correct sound on 3.1 (L C R Sub). I don't think the receiver is decoding it correctly as the PC is showing the TV as audio and the receiver is not switching any dolby setting on the display.

I know I read something about that happening where the audio just passes though the receiver to the tv and messing up the decoding but I can't find it again.

If this is the case would sending the A/V from the computer straight to the tv then toslink out to receiver be better?

Gone through the wiki/audio section and I thought that was

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r/banjo•

She loves the "Dead South", and similar music. Looking around it seems the Gold Tone AC-1 is the best bang for the buck to get someone started. I saw in another post someone mentioned the "Scruggs Corner" booklet for some reference and learning material.

Any ideas on maybe different strings, brand or style of picks (thin fingers), or any other beginner friendly material for learning? Anything else I might be forgetting?

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r/SalsaSnobs•

Don't know why I did this originally but it comes out pretty good. I basically make a standard pico de gallo and mix it with roasted ingredients that include poblano. ingrediants proccesed mixed
I should not have deseeded the raw peppers on the pico side, it came out mild. Not deseeding as I have done before makes it more on the Medium side. This time I tasted the raw jalapeno and it was hot boy so I got worried.

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r/mexicanfood•

So it has been some time looking back into my history. I knew my grandma was from Mexico, but I only just found out where exactly due to name changes.

I learned she was born in Irapuato, Guanajuato, Mexico in the early 1900's where her parents where from. Looking up local cuisine it seems Enchiladas Mineras seems to be the most local take on food.

I would love to find some authentic recipes to make and honor her birthplace. As a child I always remembered our thanksgivings and having traditional turkey along with enchiladas.

My family was a bit of a mess, and this is decades after her passing, but I would appreciate any direction to a proper authentic recipe.

I did find th

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