well now you can practice! (or just cheat)
is lemmy.world's percentage of the Threadiverse shrinking/being redistributed over time?
initial playoffs bracket with schedule
Yeah if you don't like drama then just ignore it and don't engage with it
IDK I'm just over here posting about video games and anime lol
What communities are you seeing this in? This Fediverse community is focused on change, so yeah people are going to want other people to get away from the big billionaire social media platforms. Maybe just subscribe to different communities if you don't like it. You can also block this community.
I had this idea, which was a compromise
I do think this is in general good advertising for Linux.
Sort of, but unfortunately the Steam Machine is supply constrained, so more advertising for the SM specifically isn't that helpful. Maybe he should try other Linux OEMs too, or beginner friendly KDE distros in general like Kubuntu
- Why can't they just... Desintegrate, burn, destroy, cursed objects?
I'm not very far in the show, but it's an extremely common horror trope that you can't destroy cursed objects
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Ah crap I forgot Sentenced to Be a Hero. Watched the whole first season and it was really good. Unique stuff going on, fun characters. The anime never explicitly says it, but Teoritta's power is only good in combination with Xylo's abilities, which gives them a good connection. Great animation. I'd say 8.5/10. I guess it's kinda late to add it to the post. I'll probably make another post like this at the end of the year and put it in there.
History of the furniture puzzle from The 11th Hour (Klotski/Huarong Pass Sliding Block Puzzle)
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klotski
Like other sliding-block puzzles, several different-sized block pieces are placed inside a box, which is normally 4×5 in size. Among the blocks, there is a special one (usually the largest) which must be moved to a special area designated by the game board. The player is not allowed to remove blocks, and may only slide blocks horizontally and vertically.
It is still unknown which version of the puzzle is the original. There are many confusing and conflicting claims, and several countries claim to be the ultimate origin of this game. One game—lacking the 5 × 4 design of Pennant, Klotski, and Chinese models but a likely inspiration—is the 19th century 15-puzzle, where fifteen wooden squares had to be rearranged. It is suggested that unless a 19th-century Asian evidence is found, the most reasonably likely path of transmission is from the late 19th century square designs to the early 20th century rectangular, such as Pennant, thence to Klotski and Huarong Road.
Frank E. Moss filed U.S. patent 668,386 in 1900 for a sliding puzzle of six squares and four rectangles, which is one of the first known occurrences of sliding puzzle with non-equal blocks.
It seems like there were puzzles extremely similar to what ended up in The 11th Hour independently created in England 1934, and in China 1938.
https://chinesepuzzles.org/huarong-pass-sliding-block-puzzle/
I don't actually see an identical layout to what The 11th Hour uses.
Darkshoxx wrote a good, quick to read guide, for speedrunning purposes: https://www.speedrun.com/t11h/guides/281q3
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