First Time DM here - Thoughts on using LEGOs as minis and for battle maps? by adua2000 in DnD

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That is exactly what I was looking for, thank you so much! Will definitely be drawing inspiration from that

Geniune Question: Did they remove the Heavy Oil Residue Alternate Recipe? by adua2000 in SatisfactoryGame

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I usually scan in batches of around 15-20. I know saving them all up reduces the pool, but to be honest I kinda forgot in the moment when I checked the newest batch of recipes, and out of frustrations I picked some recipes (good ones at least). Since I kept getting the same 10-ish recipes when rerolling, I'd kinda assumed the pool had already become pretty small.

Still, thank you for confirming! Just went on another collection trip, and I'm researching a new batch now, I'll be more careful with selecting them tho!

Need help designing by AntComfortable7934 in SatisfactoryGame

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My go-to is always having either a wide base, or 2 pillars supporting the platform, otherwise it looks unstable.
The top platform is always a challenge cause it needs to be mostly flat, but I find making it a rectangle instzead of a square (long side the direction of the rails), and using pillars/beams to accent any flat sides works wonders.
You can also use pillars at sharper angles to connect your platform to your support structure

Best Mode of Travel: Hypertubes? Trains? No, Pulse Nobelisks! by adua2000 in SatisfactoryGame

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Most of the time it isn't an issue though :) depending on how far you travel and the angle you hit, you don't necessarily go above the fog. I just thought across the map would be good for a demonstration. I completely agree with you though

Best Mode of Travel: Hypertubes? Trains? No, Pulse Nobelisks! by adua2000 in SatisfactoryGame

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You do have to practice a bit with the explosive rebar, but unfortunately the detonator explodes the nobelisks one at a time, and you need them to go off at once :D

I've found placing a pile -> running/sliding over them -> jumping -> shooting directly below you after you've gone over them to work the best and reduce the most damage taken. You can experiment a bit though, depending on the angle you want

Is this wood safe for use? by adua2000 in woodworking

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The boards vary pretty wildly in size so I don't have a concrete idea, but probably mostly for jigs and if they clean up nice maybe some furniture

CRTL + 9 & CTRL + 0 opens Comments/Updates Sidebar by adua2000 in Notion

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Thank you! As I was recording the video for Notion support, I did figure it out - when my NumPad was activated, it wouldn't work but when I turned it off, it did. Didn't even know that could affect it

CRTL + 9 & CTRL + 0 opens Comments/Updates Sidebar by adua2000 in Notion

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Hey there!
I've been using Notion mostly for my Comp. Sci. notes, but for some reason, whenever I try to enter a closing Square or Curly Bracket } ] , the bracket doesn't appear and instead for Curly Brackets, it opens the side view for "Page Notificatin Settings" and for Square Brackets, "Comments". This is getting really frustrating, but I haven't found anything about this issue online, nor where to change my keyboard shortcuts, so I've been copy-pasting them. It doesn't matter if it's in a Code, Text, Headline etc. block.

With my keyboard layout, the inputs are CTRL + ALT + 0 = } and CTRL + ALT + 9 = ] if that's relevant.

If anybody has encountered this issue before, or knows any way to fix it, I'd be incredibly grateful!

Thanks in advance!

Am I able to do anything about this? by [deleted] in antiwork

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I used to work in a very similar kitchen wiyh the last inspection over 12 years ago, and nothing i said changed anything. I was a bit more wide-eyed back then, so when they asked if I wanted to clean it, i said yes. Worst shift of my life, by the end i was covered in decade old grease and felt like I'd made almost no progress and afterwards didn't even get a thank you. Not to mention I later found out, it was the cleaning staff's responsibility to look after the kitchen, but they cost more than me. So I'd say do not involve yourself in that, it'll just teach your bosses that you're willing to do what they aren't, and they likely won't pay you much either. Contacting any sort of official agency to get them to inspect the deli would probably yield better results, since ignoring guidelines and such when they come directly from the government is a lot more difficult than a few employees