I love that! Thanks for posting all the pictures, I didn’t know this set existed and I love the art
oddspinnaker
joined 1 year ago
I love little Etsy sellers like this! We have several puzzle boards made by a kind hobbyist grandfather.
Not a trading card game, just trading cards!
You can get a full box of 48 packs for under $100 on eBay. And a complete base set for under $50. They’re less expensive because trading cards are a really niche hobby.
Comic Images, the publishers of the Moebius trading cards in 1993, is still one of the largest publishers of non-sport trading cards!
rClone is so awesome! It does so much that I wanted for so long.
Oh the OP repo is based on rClone, I didn’t realize. Even better!
I too like the blue, especially with the pink text box!
I will say, as someone who used rTorrent some time ago to automate torrent downloading and whatnot, it was awesome. I’m glad to see it still going and gaining popularity.
Stable software doing its job out of the way is what I want.
Ooooh, I feel dumb that I didn’t pick up on this before.
I knew about movies (Top Gun and all) but not other things, for whatever reason.
I just want to say, I don’t think you’re the village idiot. The fediverse is honestly pretty confusing right now and I would have expected what you used to work too.
This list is so comprehensive, I’ve been looking at it for quite a while and found lots of communities I hadn’t seen before. Thanks for posting it!
You may like BroForce, a run-and-gun game where you unlock different characters as you go. I had a really good time with coop!
What about modifying the underside of the top? If it’s thin, you might be able to put magnets underneath and attach magnets to the mat for fasteners.
Not sure how well that would work but magnets were the first thing I thought of. I’m interested in seeing what other people say too.
A quote I think about is “a falling knife has no handle.”
I’ve never dropped a knife but I’m hoping if I do I’ll be prepared!
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According to the Associated Press, the company that sold the lectern is Beckett Events, LLC. It’s an event planning company in Virginia founded by a former lobbyist.