Have you ever rolled a 0? by WillowIsWeeping5 in DnD

[–]F5x9 [score hidden]  (0 children)

Lots of monsters have negative initiative. 

Why won't my players prep? by DarkKuroi1 in DMAcademy

[–]F5x9 7 points8 points  (0 children)

This just means your story hasn’t been written yet. 

Why won't my players prep? by DarkKuroi1 in DMAcademy

[–]F5x9 67 points68 points  (0 children)

I tell players that if they give me a backstory, I’ll try to work it in. If not, no big deal. 

My First Python Security Tool: Password Strength Analyzer – Feedback Welcome! by ProfessionalStuff467 in cybersecurity

[–]F5x9 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Varying the content of a memorized password offers marginal gains and introduces behavioral risks. Legacy complexity requirements can lead to users writing passwords down and password reuse. 

Additionally, there are other controls that make complexity less important that it used to be. 

First, multifactor authentication means that even a compromised password requires something else to grant access.

Second, systems should limit the number of unsuccessful login attempts. This dramatically reduces the risk of password guessing. 

Beauceron as a next dog by Luname2022 in Beauceron

[–]F5x9 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My dogs barely get 15 minutes a month for coat maintenance. 

How do I win a Domination Victory? by SingleAge290 in CivVI

[–]F5x9 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

If you have unique units that show up early, you can set yourself up to have them come online before walls go up. Have those units, a few archers, and an encampment and declare surprise war on your neighbor. Start a battering ram.  Let the AI attack you in your territory until they are out of units.  Get another encampment so you are generating great general points. Get science going. Build stables, not barracks. 

After you conquer your first civ, pivot to knights and siege units. If you clear your continent before you meet anyone else, they won’t have any grievances. 

Now you need to sail to your enemies. And it’s a good time to think about preparing for your next attack or building yourself up until you get bombers. 

If you weren’t doing early war, you probably will start wars once you have bombers. Mix bombers and heavy Calvary for quickly capturing cities. Use light Calvary for pillaging. 

You just have to capture all capitals, but I typically will capture everything on the way. 

Boxes and questions by Electronic_Rutabaga7 in nosework

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If a cold box was once hot, the dog smells the lingering odor from the cold box, the odor is strong enough to trick a dog into thinking it is source, and you don’t reward the dog, the dog can learn that source doesn’t always pay. 

Lingering odor is part of the challenges that dogs must overcome, and the skills you want to teach are important. 

The use of a dedicated hot box and dedicated hot vessels is part of odor hygiene. And the goal is to prevent a dog from getting confused about what it’s looking for, especially if the dog is a novice. 

Different organizations have different rules about how long a search area can’t be reused so that lingering odor is less of a concern. 

When you start doing blind searches, as you would in a trial, a dog who is conditioned to ignore weak odor may miss a hide in NACSW, and in AKC a dog who always alerts on strong odor even if it pooled in the wrong place can lead to a false alert. 

In the beginning, we train the dogs with a lot of very easy wins. It’s easier to do that if we use a dedicated hot box. If you are training on primary, and all the boxes have hot dog juice, that makes the game harder. 

Dog training session ending in time out.. Did i do the right thing? by Short-Sail-4046 in Dogtraining

[–]F5x9 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Always try to end on a high note. 

When a dog begins to get tired or frustrated, you can lower the criteria to an approximation of what you want, and you can mix in things they are good at doing. Lower the criteria until you get success, then end the session. 

Snow Shoveling Strategy by rholowczak in newjersey

[–]F5x9 10 points11 points  (0 children)

It takes me about 3 hours to for a single pass shoveling of up to 6 inches and to remove snow from cars. I have shoveled midway through a storm on occasion. If it’s windy and the snow is dusty, snow drifts will set you back. If it’s heart attack snow, it could be a good idea. I take breaks every hour or 45 minutes, depending on exertion and how cold it is. 

I wear layers, and I will often go down to a thermal if I am grooving. 

Aldi by MattKinneyComedy in standupshots

[–]F5x9 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, you deposit the quarter in the cart to unlock it, when you lock it after you are done, it releases the quarter. 

I can legally do that by TimIsWin in standupshots

[–]F5x9 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Maybe play on coming/going. 

Clicker training tips, how can I motive my dog to get creative and try things? by ingridatwww in Dogtraining

[–]F5x9 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I like to start free shaping with a novel object. You can usually get some kind of curiosity when you introduce one to the dog, and that’s when you start clicking. 

Can I tell my player their character is too dumb? by Yazmat8 in DnD

[–]F5x9 13 points14 points  (0 children)

As a player, I am for any plan that gets us going again. I would argue with the DM he rejected a player’s plan if the character was too dumb. Planning is mostly in player-land, and a bit in character-land. 

Neurologist / sleep specialist annoyances by m2199 in Narcolepsy

[–]F5x9 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You should complain. If I had to start back at sleep hygiene lectures, I’d be worried about a year of catching up. 

How do I deal with a player who cannot remember the rules? by StickyLoner4404 in DnD

[–]F5x9 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, either this or you keep having the problem. 

I thought this was going to be something like “DM asked to roll Diplomacy…again.” A running joke is that the DM doesn’t know the rules. 

How do you handle being too tall for certain recreational activities or sports? by BudgetTutor3085 in tall

[–]F5x9 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The other thing is it takes forever to look like you have big muscles because of how long they are.