There’s always NAT. You get one IP address, your router/wifi shares the network using NAT
But ISPs aren’t looking for NAT, since everyone with wifi is using it
There’s always NAT. You get one IP address, your router/wifi shares the network using NAT
But ISPs aren’t looking for NAT, since everyone with wifi is using it
Were Firefox to go bad, we would use a non-bad fork off Firefox. It’s open source.
Do you mean that you don’t like the way they prefer to defend individuals against corporations rather than the other way around, or the way they don’t help people defend themselves against lawful and reasonable government action?
I toyed with allowing my players to use the fireball by volume incorrect rule (as it’s not all that well defined in the 3.5 ed we play)
It is as dangerous to the caster as the enemies, especially in a group that neglects to check the ceiling height of dungeons
If it wasn’t, it is now
I have taken one out alone in bg3 several times, as a pretty high level character
As much as that extracted a snort from me, it’s almost true, at least in the sphere of printers that talk one of the few major print languages
There are so many advances in game systems since the Palladium system I use, so I have stolen shamelessly to make combat last less than 1 game session rather than the two or three under standard rules
The universe is good, the rules are ancient
I do have a shelf of books though for Rifts, TMNT, after the bomb
They might be dark for camouflage. There’s a fair bit of light in the underdark
I have been trying to streamline the Palladium rules in RIFTS, and wow have I been stealing ideas from modern systems
Pick something else safe in future, mate, using vaccines as an indicator of safety makes you look like you’re an idiot making the opposite point
Sure, but in a ttrpg you need a system or spell casting classes will dominate too much
Neat!
They couldn’t use it. MS DOS is released under a licence that restricts redistribution
Yes. You could make menus and capture keystrokes in batch files
My autoexec.bat back in windows 3 asked if you wanted windows or a command line (most games didn’t like the memory overhead of being loaded from windows)
They might be able to see if the data indicates the network has been though NAT (network address translation) twice, but that would look just like someone who has plugged their own wifi box into the modem