In soil science, we hand texture, where you rub the soil between two fingers and see how it responds to physical manipulation. There are a few tests: can you roll it into a worm? Does that worm break? How long of a ribbon can you make with it? You do this for each layer (horizon) and pits have a minimum of 3 horizons usually

Anyway, on large scale soil surveys, we can have hundreds to thousands of pits to do. The largest ones I’ve ever done were 1900 pits or so, thus a LOT of hand texturing, and pushing to get them all done.

To speed up this process I started texturing with both hands at the same time; each with a different horizon. Turns out I’m abi-texterous (seriously)

Fucking honestly - it’s the theme for their whole product line

Hey.

I really enjoyed your comment. It’s very well written. Nice job. That’s it; that’s all.

Idk if it’s good, but I do know that it’s extremely cool to petition the admins to defederate as soon as someone disagrees with you

!greentext@lemmy.ml is about as close as it gets

Primal rage

Holy shit. Thanks for the tip!

If you find a sickle early, use it - it does a lot of damage and it’s bleed is solid. Similarly the scythe is broken. The flail can 1 shot people if you know how to use it.

Duelist is my favorite class right now. Started with the mage though since he’s probably the most forgiving to play.

Huntress is brutal to start with but gets really strong late game.

I’ve played 530 games, so whatever that works out to. Ascended with each subclasses. Some people take the game to the next level with their dedication and nerdery

Sounds great!

Be careful of using potions you don’t know (test out in water)

Don’t use equipment you’re not strong enough for or you suffer penalties

Check out !pixeldungeon@lemmy.world for more info

Shattered pixel…hands down

Rouge like rpg, with miles of depth. Can’t recommend it enough. It’s paid, but relatively cheap

Lots on this list I’ve been meaning to check out

I’ll check it out!

Anyone else craving olives after reading this thread?

I think for acoustics, wood definitely matters. For electrics? Not at all. There’s a plexiglass guitar out there that sounds amazing. Hell, the first LP was legit a log.

There MIGHT be differences between solid and semi hollow electrics, but not as much as people put stock into it.

I’m just a basement player, and an ok one at that, but I am really good at dialing in tone. Like you, I could probably get toan out of a wet shoebox.

Heck, those little pignose amps were used by greats and they are stupid simple circuits.

Incredible

Hey man. I got 2 young kids too, and it is N O T easy. I’m not SAH: we both work, but I can’t imagine how tough it is to go it alone every day like that.

Keep up the good work

I love how into this stuff you are. It’s like me cornering people and talking about soil science, geomorphology, or anything environmentally related.

I bet your setup sounds amazing since you know your shit cold. Your comments must be like nuclear bombs dropping on scrubs in persnickety guitar forums.

T O A N W O O D Z…

Mildly related, but I want to throw a creamback or something similar into my SS22, if I get time. I actually took about a 5 year hiatus from guitar because of kids. I’m starting to get back into it now though and I forgot how healthy of a habit it is for me.