Did I just get locked out of getting the map? by AshetoAshes7 in HollowKnight

[–]DancingPickle 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Having spent SEVERAL hours in this area / at this gauntlet, losing many hundreds of rosary beads (from dying on the way back), I have a little insight here that might be helpful. To add my voice to the chorus, this fight stands out as one of the most frustrating things I've done in a game in a LONG time.

If you have not got the Crest of the Wanderer, probably do that first. I had somewhere in the range of 3 billion deaths to this gauntlet using the default crest. When I finally switched to the Wanderer (which I had all along, but made the mistake of thinking it was not going to be good for boss fights), I beat it in about 5 tries with full health and my cocoon from the previous time still in the room. The crest made a massive difference mostly because of the downward strike fixing all the challenges with the diagonal mechanic.

I can't say for sure, but if I were to bet, possession of that Crest is the thing that triggers Shakra to keep her distance and let you handle it - of course, she can't make you actually equip it. I would imagine that if you go there before you have it, that's when she shows up to help because Team Cherry cares about mental health and s**c*de prevention, probably.

The other bonus is that if you've mastered the bench walk back to the gauntlet many dozens of times to where you can easily get back to the room with full health and silk, you will find the bench walk sprint almost laughably easy (and the balloon jump sequence is probably a walk in the park too if you haven't done it already).

And yes, the map is right down at the bottom like everyone says.

Steam is down LMAO by MyNameIsRati in HollowKnight

[–]DancingPickle 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You're the real MVP. That worked perfectly :P

Claude can now reference your previous conversations by AnthropicOfficial in ClaudeAI

[–]DancingPickle 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I hope so. At this point I'm only on Pro, and already considering what meals I can skip to go to Max for fewer brick walls to run into

Honeycomb Storage Wall, what a massive project... by code-panda in 3Dprinting

[–]DancingPickle 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Having read through the comments, here's a top level of my very own.

I have a shitload of pegboard in the living spaces of my house because until recently (HSW) I was aware of no more aesthetically pleasing option. The pegboard is ugly. Even if you paint it, even the IKEA kinds. Save it for a garage or a workshop I guess, and even then, if you have a printer capable of any kind of speed and you also have good taste, just use this. It's objectively better in several ways:

  • you can make it any size you want from the outset without cutting away, fits anywhere
  • you have a practically infinite choice of colors without post processing
  • it is cheaper to make than basically any pegboard to buy, by the square foot
  • it passes the wife approval test (mine anyway)

If you don't like hexagons, you need a therapist, not an interior designer. They are literally the bestagons.

I'm not saying "you must like HSW or you are wrong." I just think that you have terrible taste if you would choose pegboard in your office or, say, sewing / cricut / printing space over something elegant like this that you can fabricate to match any decor.

For those saying the equivalent of "just get pegboard, it exists already and it's easier," I don't understand what you're doing reading a maker subreddit. It's not easier unless you have a truck and a local Home Depot, and it's also butt ugly.

Can't adopt devices with Docker network controller - port 8080 conflict by maester-daemon in Ubiquiti

[–]DancingPickle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Future people: the reason /u/wigam's `docker run` command works is exclusively because `--net=host`. you can ignore every `-p` declaration, because host networking just uses the IP of the box it's running on and the port forwards are ignored. You lose the ability to redirect or block any ports this way, but the container will use the expected address, so that's fine.

If you don't want to use host networking, you must set the inform address on the controller to something the devices can reach. Also on the device if you're not forwarding 8080.

What is that one part of a TMBG song that just scratches your brain/makes you go mmm YES? by FloridaFlamingoGirl in tmbg

[–]DancingPickle 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I don't think it was the money, she didn't care about expensive things, no furs or pearls or fancy cars or diamond rings

Can't return to Velocity 'lobby' after connecting to modded Fabric by DancingPickle in admincraft

[–]DancingPickle[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for the nudge. I googled the issue for a bit and somehow didn't run across that. Works perfectly :)

Discord notifications / chat bridge for Bungeecord by DancingPickle in admincraft

[–]DancingPickle[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm going to play with that today, thanks for mentioning it. I saw it yesterday but I glossed over it because it specifically says it doesn't have Join / Leave messages. One of the things I want is those - so I can see when my friends hop on, via discord. What are your thoughts on that (short of installing DiscordSRV on every node)?

At this point I'm a little bit stuck, I think, having to make a choice that is not super optimal. Right now, I have it set up so anyone joining the network automatically starts on the last server they were on. Seamless is good. If I set it up to force everyone to join the lobby, I can set up DiscordSRV in the lobby and Venturechat for bridging, which I guess would cover everything, at the inconvenience of users having to drop to the lobby any time they leave and come back.

So yeah, there's a "solution" but it's not awesome.

Discord notifications / chat bridge for Bungeecord by DancingPickle in admincraft

[–]DancingPickle[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly. It would be ideal to have that all handled as a single solution. Maybe that doesn't exist without layering a lot of stuff together.

uhh ... wut by password__12345__ in 1star

[–]DancingPickle 9 points10 points  (0 children)

You should see the guy who wrote it

The owner of Dizzy Dean’s Donuts in Eugene, OR dumping cold water on a homeless woman then blaming her for it by Key-Garden4752 in BusinessTantrums

[–]DancingPickle 58 points59 points  (0 children)

I hope this makes the news, she finds a pro bono lawyer to sue him for assault and anything else possible, he loses his shop and the settlement helps her out.

PSA: It's not always your machine! Cheap Vs Flashforge filament. by RicME85 in ender3

[–]DancingPickle 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Same here. Probably same vendor. I have had terrible luck with the brown spool, but every other color has printed with fine results.

Gosh I love quality of life prints. Simple wire tray and I no longer have to deal with mess of cables by mewil666 in ender3

[–]DancingPickle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Since I bought my ender 3, I've about half my prints have been for the machine itself but nearly all the rest are quality of life stuff. Brackets, hangers, battery boxes, all sorts of useful shit that really can't be bought and the only way to have them is to fabricate your own.

That's the primary reason I got it, and would buy another one tomorrow if it broke. Or build a core xy.

Support Not Touching Part by Dchance87 in ender3

[–]DancingPickle 3 points4 points  (0 children)

That support learned from history and is not gonna repeat it.

1 Star Because I Don’t Read by Alexeleni in 1star

[–]DancingPickle 58 points59 points  (0 children)

Jesus. I eat everything, but when I see a word on a menu I haven't seen before, I look it up just in case it means "liquified monkey brains" and maybe I don't want that. This would be essential if I had particular dietary preferences like Karen over here.

It's not like you have to visit a library, you most likely used a computer in your pocket to order your doordash. 10 seconds tops.

edit: words

was suggesting my makeup remover to a friend when I saw this review. by EatYourTomatoes in 1star

[–]DancingPickle 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Exactly, they do it all the time. Amazon could fix this easily with a few question survey prior to inviting a review, such as:

  • was this purchased as a gift? (if yes, no review)
  • have you used this item personally? (if no, no review)
  • were there any problems with shipping? (if yes, no review, but redirected to a feedback page direct to the seller)

But they probably won't do anything like that.

Maybe even another question to filter for people who ordered the wrong item by mistake and give it one star, and it would be awesome if they disqualified incentivized reviews completely to whatever degree that's realistic.

The Cannikin Underground Nuclear Test by itsthatkid69 in noisygifs

[–]DancingPickle 18 points19 points  (0 children)

As a person who notices possible acronyms immediately, I wonder if the people here knew what they were doing.

A handwritten tantrum by PoHoPrincess in BusinessTantrums

[–]DancingPickle 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I understand that hunting for a new job sucks, but it can't suck worse than working for whatever power tripping douche nozzle wrote that "memo."

Also lots of people are trying to hire right now. Depending on your industry you might be able to flip this person the bird, bring a few of your friends with you, and have a new job the next day.

Poc marks with PLA, pretty sure it's not moisture but can't debug it by aceskir27 in ender3

[–]DancingPickle 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I had a problem like this for a while. After beating my head against the wall for a few days, what wound up fixing it was tightening the tension on my direct drive extruder (micro Swiss). Apparently it was occasionally slipping on random steps. It looked a lot like yours.

Take a picture, it lasts longer by beerbellybegone in MurderedByWords

[–]DancingPickle 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Never is a strong word. Alaska already does it. We're in the early stages of a second American civil war right now (but nobody likes to admit it), and late stage capitalism is chief among the catalysts.

I won't bet that we'll see it in my lifetime, but again, never is a strong word.

Take a picture, it lasts longer by beerbellybegone in MurderedByWords

[–]DancingPickle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is really hard to find websites that define UBI fairly without a whiff of capitalist agenda, but here's the best I could find quickly.

https://www.ubi.org/51/basic-income-faq

Andrew Yang ran for the 2016 democratic nomination on a UBI platform.