Notices by Malin (malin@dice.camp), page 2

@silverwizard
Bandcamp won't let you, but one "Paweł Grzybek" has set this service up based on another. It's limited to 100,000 daily requests, so he requests people don't hammer it too much.

https://pawelgrzybek.com/generate-rss-feed-for-bandcamp-artists-using-deno-deploy

I guess that means you can't get notified the very second another album comes out, but I bet once per day wouldn't strain Paweł's limits too much.

@silverwizard
I can't solve the medium-level problem of bandcamp's mediation, and can't speak to the high-level problem of 'capitalism', but if you use an RSS reader, and if the RSS reader takes commands, you can pull in this url to generate an RSS feed for an arbitrary bandcamp band.

curl 'https://rss-bandcamp.deno.dev?artist=derinaharveyband'

@silverwizard that's the one! I only used it a couple of times, but I was impressed both times.

@silverwizard there's a CLI for bandcamp which downloads albums.

@icedquinn I got spiral spines for most books previously, and they work well for the modules as you can tear out the handouts easily.

One BIND module, composed with 3 leaves in a signature. Bound with floss and gaffa-tape (like most FLOSS projects).

#balccon2k24 #BINDRPG

@silverwizard I've not heard of Agents of ODD - where should I put it in the geneology?

For more open-source RPGs, feel free to fork BIND, or add some adventures: https://gitlab.com/bindrpg/aif

@rysiek @LydiaConwell

@silverwizard I made a little geneology:
https://ttrpgs.com/post/thefix/
@rysiek @LydiaConwell

@rysiek @LydiaConwell of course you know, this means DistroWars for RPGs.

...Pathfinder is proprietary. Try Knave, it comes with the source file!

Gnomes use treasure maps as currency, as none of them want to walk long distances with bags of heavy coins.

Humans who use these maps to hunt down the treasure are always disappointed, as they lift the treasure-chest's lid, and find it's full of maps. This is because, as covered earlier, gnomes use treasure maps as currency, as none of them want to walk long distances with bags of heavy coins.

@purple
OMG - you have encountered A COMPLETELY DIFFERENT SPIDER!

A friend did radio for the Kingdom like ten years ago. She was 'Albion Rose', I think? I joined her for a couple of episodes.

@Printdevil That sounds fun. Inkscape supports textures...sort of, maybe with an embedded image?

I'm making a realistic cave adventure, but realistic art is quite beyond me, so I've been doodling something like the Bayeux tapestry with stick figures.

#Tesla #BitCoin #AI #Sexy #Blockchain #Winning #CryptoMining #Sigma #Grindset

@hakan_geijer

Where is the gitlab page? I can't see it on the website (https://riotmedicine.net/).

@icedquinn
If the computer can identify him, what's the password for?

Is it all security theatre? I wouldn't put it past Star Fleet.

See in Star Trek how there's always an auto-destruct sequence, and the captain can shut it down with a password? Do you think you could just fillibuster it to stop the ship exploding?

I.e. everyone just says 'I am Picard, my password is password123', over and over?

And if not, then couldn't anyone *stop* the override (even if Picard gives his password) by simply shouting nonsense over him in a nihilistic DoS attack?

So I took the classic racial description of orcs and applied it to humans, and I think it actually works.

It's less about describing humans, and more about describing the other creatures (if everyone is 'short', then they're not short, you're tall).

Hopefully it doesn't come across as snide.

#RPG

@icedquinn
I am very lost with this whole project. Growing up around farms didn't help the logistics.

But keeping the monsters down helps - I have only ~4. One burrows like a mole, and giant spiders and land-octopuses could just clambor over any wall.

The inner walls around the baileys are only there for basilisks. I figure small huts might be placed around the farmland, so people can run inside. No way anyone's out-running a giant arachnid. They must move at least as fast as a horse.

I have once again been musing on exactly how you'd structure a farm in a world of wandering monsters.

Estimates from Stack Exchange et c. suggested a bailey of about 100 people might survive with farmland of about 1.2 miles diameter, if the land is good.

With a little empty space from the forest around the edge (to keep a little distance from wandering monsters), we're at about 1.4 miles diameter.

...and may as well do the same for the brochs ('watchtowers').