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Zireael07 is curating an Awesome Free Tabletop RPGs list. Ideally I would like to find a generic, class-less, level-less rule set, ideally using other dices than d6 Runic SRD – looks to be an SRD of a Runequest adaptation (OGL), could be a fairly good candidate Reddit has a related discussion
A recent fad in programming communities is monospaced programming fonts full of cool ligatures. For example GitHub has 92 repositories marked as such; among them: I understand Fabrizio when he wrote Guys, try to put in my place. Probably you have never attempted to draw fonts and, above all, optimize a font for the screen…
PSSH is a small Python-based program, which allows you to execute commands on multiple Linux remote servers in parallel at the same time using the single shell.
Wonderful! Most programmers struggle to design portable applications and support them over Win, Linux, MacOS , Android and iOS. And now this: Huawei Makes a Break From Android With Next Version of Harmony OS 9 China’s Huawei will not support Android apps on the latest iteration of its in-house Harmony operating system, domestic financial media…
themer takes a set of colors and generates editor themes, terminal themes, themes for other apps, and desktop wallpapers. Source: themer – development environment theme creator
From Hogwarts to hashtags, kids’ reading habits have changed drastically in recent decades — but data suggests cause for hope.
Key Takeaways
Digital reading might be adversely affecting kids’ reading comprehension skills, a recently published meta-analysis finds. Digital reading does improve comprehension skills, but the beneficial effect is between six and seven times smaller than that of print reading.
Digital texts, such as social media chats and blogs, tend to be much shorter and have worse linguistic quality compared to printed works. Phones and computers also expose readers to distractions from social media, YouTube, and video games.
The authors recommend that parents and teachers limit kids’ time with digital content, or at least emphasize printed works or using basic e-readers with ink screens.
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