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NFTs: Block chain based money laundering.
But I guess BCBML didn’t sound as good.
NFTs: Block chain based money laundering.
But I guess BCBML didn’t sound as good.
For all the quirks, the engine does a really good job at environmental story stuff.
Killed a raider last week that got stuck bent over on a fence?
Yup, still there.
Send a dude on a supply run to another settlement? Hell yea, they’re actually walking all the way there.
I’d give people with specific jobs a uniform, kind of.
Meanwhile, most games despawn dead enemies while you’re still actively looking at them.
It’s not the best Fallout but it’s a good sandbox.
I think the idea behind a low limit is to push people into linking to image hosting sites instead of hosting a ton of media on here.
I too would prefer images to be hosted locally, but I get that storage and associated costs can snowball pretty quick with something this big.
The 100kB limit should be OK for avatars and banners, which can’t be hosted elsewhere.
Hopefully, it can be bumped a bit higher in the future.
Moving the collapse/expand button to the left of the username is just so much better. I know there are a bunch of other fixes and changes, but this simple thing was really grating.
Choosing the “right” home instance isn’t too obvious as a noob.
This transparency, not only on funding, but also at the technical level is very nice.
After the self induced constipation, they’ll need the poop knife for sure.
As a newcomer, I’d also be interested in a bit more than just the instance’s linked/allow/block list but also having some sort of insight as to the reasons that brought said defenestration (kinda like this typo actually) defederation.
I’m still getting my bearings, maybe our admin already has a community or thread somewhere about that.
I feel like a link to that from the instance’s sidebar would be a nice thing to have.
Edit:missing word
Yea, couch co-op is unfortunately often an afterthought even though it’s a great way to introduce people to the hobby.
Plenty of larger instances limit the upload size because it can snowball into huge hosting costs rather quickly.