Is this due to the “Recommend features as you browse” setting?

Playing combat on a grid is actually presented as an optional rule and not the default for 5E, despite its popularity

The account you linked is from lazysoci.al but the one in the screenshot is from lemmy.world. It looks like it’s this one https://lemmy.ml/modlog?page=1&actionType=All&userId=3194530

Mirepoix! You can also swap the carrot for bell pepper to get the Cajun equivalent

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Menominee people were the ones to start this bit of work. From later in the article:

Building on earlier work and upon the request of the Menominee tribal authorities, archaeologists from Dartmouth were invited to survey and document the area using new technologies that were previously unavailable.

Archaeology like this is still useful, because even in societies that haven’t suffered like Native American ones have stuff just gets lost over time. There’s still loads of digs at sites of similar ages being done in Europe, as an example

You are, of course, absolutely right that the actual descendents should be involved. In this case they are

Well there are still a few Lords Spiritual in there and it looks like they voted against the government, so sort of!

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As I understand it - with the disclaimer that I have no particular expertise or experience in the matter - it’s not quite as dire as that. Historically the USA accounted for basically the entire world’s production, and American reserves that are known and economical to access are getting within something like 50 years of running out. However, other countries have begun to produce much more substantially in recent years, and we probably do have enough to last a good while once the rest of world reserves are accounted for

However it is still functionally non-renewable and meaningfully finite, so we shouldn’t waste it

I’ve seen a few around my area in the UK. They are electric and also generally cheaper than comparable alternatives, yes. There are options that compete on price, like Renault, but it’s definitely at the cheapest end of the market

Spirit in the Sky specifically is a fuzz running on a near-dead battery, so it’s a bit of an odd one. I think the broad approach to the sound is fairly popular though. Stone Foxes come to mind as an example

There’s some research done on aerogel airships. There’s still hope

Helium has problems of its own, sadly. Besides being a little bit less effective at actually lifting, it’s relatively scarce on Earth and it leaks even faster than hydrogen

Sometimes stuff is just popular for a good reason. I love loads of different styles of guitar, but I think my favourite heavy riff is probably the chorus one starting at 2:02 in Saor’s Children of the Mist

Or maybe Flying Whales because, I mean, it’s Flying Whales

Nice job on the “share” button then, BBC. Thanks for the heads up. Does it work better now?

Presumably because it’s Amazon doing it. It is quite reasonable to have a general level of distaste and suspicion for tha company

On the one hand, good

On the other, fucking nationalise them. These make no sense whatsoever to be private businesses even in some hypothetical world of ideal capitalism. They are automatically monopolies and their customers literally need their product to live. There cannot be any competition here.

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Not usually out of any actual guile, though. They just say whatever, very loudly and assertively, and for some reason a huge number of people refuse to acknowledge the blatant lies and contradictions. There never seems to be anything so thought-out as a feigned spat

On top of that, Vance and Musk openly backed Merz’s rivals in the AfD