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I crit 7 times last night in D&D. My DM was like uhhhhhh. I use the roll20 dice though so ¯\(ツ)/¯
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@wirestyle22 said in Random Thread - Anything Goes:
I crit 7 times last night in D&D. My DM was like uhhhhhh. I use the roll20 dice though so ¯\(ツ)/¯
The RNG Gods liked you last night. Be very careful -- the fates can be so fickle.
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@wirestyle22 said in Random Thread - Anything Goes:
I crit 7 times last night in D&D. My DM was like uhhhhhh. I use the roll20 dice though so ¯\(ツ)/¯
The RNG Gods liked you last night. Be very careful -- the fates can be so fickle.
I acutally said DICE GODS BLESS ME and then they did
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@donaldlandru it's amazing how it is all common sense.
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@scottalanmiller said in Random Thread - Anything Goes:
@donaldlandru it's amazing how it is all common sense.
For it being "common" sense it sure isn't very common.
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@quixoticjeremy said in Random Thread - Anything Goes:
@scottalanmiller said in Random Thread - Anything Goes:
@donaldlandru it's amazing how it is all common sense.
For it being "common" sense it sure isn't very common.
Common sense is only common if taught commonly
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@donaldlandru it's amazing how it is all common sense.
For it being "common" sense it sure isn't very common.
Common sense is only common if taught commonly
See: Critical Thinking skills.
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@donaldlandru it's amazing how it is all common sense.
For it being "common" sense it sure isn't very common.
Common sense is only common if taught commonly
See: Critical Thinking skills.
I think all users have the "door effect" @scottalanmiller mentioned. Only in most cases the "door" is a computer!
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@donaldlandru it's amazing how it is all common sense.
For it being "common" sense it sure isn't very common.
Common sense is only common if taught commonly
See: Critical Thinking skills.
I think all users have the "door effect" @scottalanmiller mentioned. Only in most cases the "door" is a computer!
What is the door effect?
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@donaldlandru it's amazing how it is all common sense.
For it being "common" sense it sure isn't very common.
Common sense is only common if taught commonly
See: Critical Thinking skills.
I think all users have the "door effect" @scottalanmiller mentioned. Only in most cases the "door" is a computer!
What is the door effect?
I don't know either. A quick search and I think this might be it https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/why-walking-through-doorway-makes-you-forget/
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@donaldlandru it's amazing how it is all common sense.
For it being "common" sense it sure isn't very common.
Common sense is only common if taught commonly
See: Critical Thinking skills.
I think all users have the "door effect" @scottalanmiller mentioned. Only in most cases the "door" is a computer!
What is the door effect?
I don't know either. A quick search and I think this might be it https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/why-walking-through-doorway-makes-you-forget/
That's it.
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@donaldlandru it's amazing how it is all common sense.
For it being "common" sense it sure isn't very common.
Common sense is only common if taught commonly
See: Critical Thinking skills.
I think all users have the "door effect" @scottalanmiller mentioned. Only in most cases the "door" is a computer!
What is the door effect?
I don't know either. A quick search and I think this might be it https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/why-walking-through-doorway-makes-you-forget/
That's it.
And this is why open concept is such a good and bad idea... trying to remember everything in one big room. . . Would drive me insane.
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Biologically this would be a relatively new affect on Homo sapiens. There aren't that many natural doorways in the natural world. Of course they did also talk about other ways that your brain resets changing tasks etc.
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Why does microsoft insist that the loopback address be included but not as the first entry of DNS? Don't we all set the first entry of a domain controller as itself? Trying to understand the reasoning considering loopback would be more reliable
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@wirestyle22 said in Random Thread - Anything Goes:
Why does microsoft insist that the loopback address be included but not as the first entry of DNS? Don't we all set the first entry of a domain controller as itself? Trying to understand the reasoning considering loopback would be more reliable
Loopback will work when some other things have failed. Fewer moving parts.
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@wirestyle22 said in Random Thread - Anything Goes:
Why does microsoft insist that the loopback address be included but not as the first entry of DNS? Don't we all set the first entry of a domain controller as itself? Trying to understand the reasoning considering loopback would be more reliable
Loopback will work when some other things have failed. Fewer moving parts.
So what is their reasoning in this scenario or is there just none?
