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Hi Enai! Don't know if you know me; back in Oblivion, I made a few mods in a similar vein to yours. I never really found the time or drive to fully dive into it with Skyrim, but one of my better ventures (and the only one of any significance I updated for SE) was an overhaul of shrines and amulets. The SE version is of Divine Providence. (Glancing at it again right now, I may have overinflated some numbers, but that's not really what's interesting...)

You've done a FAR more thorough job with shrines than I ever thought of, but I did have one idea there you might find interesting: not all of my shrine blessings cure disease; about h

I live in San Francisco. I'm sitting right on top of the data backbone for the west coast. Speed tests consistently report latency in the 6ms-8ms range. And yet, 4 out of 5 Smite games have a latency of about 100ms. The 5th has 70ms, and I rejoice. It never goes lower than that.

This is not a new problem, or limited to where I live today. Starting about 100 miles north, the pattern is the same but there's an extra 25ms across the board. I play with friends as far north as Washington, who report the exact same numbers.

A few years ago I spent some time in Virginia. My Smite ping was in the 30ms range. I actually played Conquest for a while. On the west coast, I don't do that because it's si

This fails with Could not deduce (Foo a0 b):

class Foo a b | a -> b where
  foo :: b

But this works fine:

class Bar a b | a -> b where
  bar :: Const b a

It seems like bar should carry no more actual data about a than foo, and all Const does is explicitly pull the instance variable into scope. But this fails the same as Foo:

type Const' a b = a
class Baz a b | a -> b where
  baz :: Const' b a

Meanwhile, this is fine:

class Qux a b | a -> b where
  qux :: a

What's really going on here? Is there any way I can get an unwrapped b?

Contrary to all the complaints I've seen about the scanner being insensitive, I frequently discover I've unlocked my phone by accident while rummaging in my pocket for something (and then various other things have happened as the screen rubs against my leg). Beyond that, sometimes it seems to trigger from just the fabric of my pants, resulting in "too many attempts" when I attempt to unlock it for real.

I don't want to disable fingerprint security in general, or even on the lock screen. But I'd like to require pushing the power button before the reader is active. I haven't found any option for this. Have I missed it? Is it available third party? Or do I just need to deal with a trigger-happ