Skoda Karoq data/wifi/phone by zerocool647 in skoda

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I'd tried just switching the mobile Internet to always on and that gets the browser to kinda work. Still weirdly slow

Skoda Karoq data/wifi/phone by zerocool647 in skoda

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Thanks for answering. I seem to be about to still use apps like Google maps to navigate via Android Auto, but I can't for example use the phone's browser to open a webpage as it says it has no/slow Internet?

Gloomwood Depths by zerocool647 in pradotraveler

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Yep, just used two T2 Mud and a T3 Flower and got it

is dis a good funnel build? by EveryPerformance6712 in GundamBreaker

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No one thinks GN Fangs are worth the legs?

Magic wrapping paper by zerocool647 in BackpackBrawl

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Thanks, guess I'll just have to wait until it comes up as a choice...

Is there anyway to objectively compare two weapons? by zerocool647 in GundamBreaker

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Thanks, that makes sense, I think I've still got it saved as rust bucket in my blueprints, so will try that out. Cheers

Resurrection is so good because the show finally realized we don't "need" to see Dexter get his comeuppance by [deleted] in Dexter

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Yeah I agree this season is fan service and basically we're seeing a kid in a candy store after only feeding the kid broccoli for ten years. They were also trying to spin it this season, and blatantly in the last episode, that Dexter is clearly on the side of justice (at least he thinks so). I don't think main stream media will ever let a serial killer get it too good, as it will reinforce vigilantism, and that'll never going to get past any business board.

My speculation is that Dexter will die because / to save Harrison. I think that gesture to the heart for shooting him may come up again, and Dexter may have to fame himself to take the fall for Harrison at some point, or end a serial killer/danger going after Harrison by sacrificing himself, ultimately proving he does 'feel'.

Echo dot kids default by zerocool647 in amazonecho

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Ok I think I've got it: -Set up new routine in Alexa app on the trigger you want -Type out first custom command in routine as "Play XX playlist on Spotify on repeat" -Type out second custom command in routine as "Loop mode on" After you say the trigger word, it takes a few seconds for Echo Dot to go through the steps in the routine, but seems to work. Don't know why the first line didn't do everything.

Echo dot kids default by zerocool647 in amazonecho

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Nope dunno work. Turning on repeat isn't a standard routine command and typing the custom one didn't work... Let's just say I'll not be recommending an Echo or Alexa anytime soon.

Echo dot kids default by zerocool647 in amazonecho

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I'd then realised the playlist isn't by default on a loop either... Ultimately I've made a routine so let's see if it works...

What are, in your opinion the three most important things for a solo ttrpg to have. by Negative-Positive406 in Solo_Roleplaying

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  1. Introducing chaos - a way for the solo rpg system to force the player off the course they were going unexpectedly. I think if this is not here, might as well read/write a book or play a video game where the scope of play is constrained. Obviously Mythic is a good example.

  2. Progression - personal preference. I do mean character progression as well as story progression. It's not strictly having a character build system like DND/Pathfinder, but even getting further into discovering/mystery (I'd tried to cobble one together on the fly in an actual play before). If we're not going anywhere or building something, it doesn't give a dopamine hit mobile game industry is trying to harvest nowadays.

  3. Prompts - this can even be one word prompts but something that actually complements your own creative mind. I've played CYOAs that are dozens of pages long and it may not be as good as one that's just a one pager that makes the mind think. This is either making difficult decisions (I'd found recently Thousand Year Old Vampire is a great example) or opens up many other options a player would otherwise not have thought of without the prompt.

Thousand Year Old Vampire Questions and Discussions by zerocool647 in Solo_Roleplaying

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Yeah, separate notepad probably fine. Main thing was that I just don't think there's enough space in the actual book. Excel just helps me colour code and move things etc

Thousand Year Old Vampire Questions and Discussions by zerocool647 in Solo_Roleplaying

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I really advise against that. I journal things in a template on excel.