u/FuzzyGoldfish

This fixed me as well. You're a lifesaver!

/debug exptempplot is probably what you're looking for! You can see a discussion on it here: https://www.reddit.com/r/VintageStory/comments/1dmp7xq/how_to_know_temperature_range_of_current_location/

I use this quite a bit when I'm checking out a new spot to settle.

Seconding this. They're very similar and you can even get collapsible/telescoping ones to keep it convenient. You might also consider a collapsible walking cane for the same reason.

Do you recall the art style or the medium? For example: was it photographs, or colored pencils? Bright, flat colors like you'd get with paint or digital coloring? Was the style realistic or cartoonish or stylized? That might help folks pin it down.

It does sound a little like the Ursborne quest books, but those definitely have text in them. You can see one of the illustrations here: https://www.reddit.com/r/wimmelbilder/comments/8pssy8/from_a_puzzle_book_called_dragon_quest_by_usborne/

There's a toggle to show the roof, which can tell you if you have a spot that's not covered. It's the little building button in the bottom right corner. Click that and it should help you spot the issue.

https://preview.redd.it/3xk395g80ffg1.png?width=644&format=png&auto=webp&s=bc70e65edb8f6e86e8e4523e59c571517344c54d

I think you need a column in the middle of the building to support the roof; that looks a little big. It could be that the top left hand corner of the building is juuuuust far enough from the center that you have unsupported roof.

Ooh, quantum edition.

If you're trying to sleep through the winter you're well on your way.

Sometimes you just need to cry. It can be really healthy. I hope things get better for you, and that your crisis passes and leaves you where you want to be. 

I've not seen this shop before, I'll definitely be checking them out. Steady Hands is another great brand that has similar styles!

Oliver! Sweet thing.

We call this one the toast calendar! And yes, it's amazing. Tiny glass jars are always welcome in this house.

I’m in!

I know it's become a thing for artists on Etsy to feed in their own images and have AI retouch or enhance them. It's an odd move, especially when the AI alters the original product being advertised.

This could be a "disappearling" thermal ink (think frixxion pens) that was used at the factory. If it got cold enough, then the ink can reappear. Try heating the blanket up, the ink may go away again.

Interesting. Platform decay is the same thing as Enshittification!

“…a pattern in which two-sided online products and services decline in quality over time.”

Setting aside everything else, throwing water on your partner in anger is lashing out physically. It’s abuse. Threatening to do so every time is premeditated abuse. Please seek help before this gets worse. YTA.

Boy even if they were repellent (they aren't, they're lovely) your coworker needs to keep their opinion to themself. If you can't say anything nice, keep your damn mouth shut, etcetc.

24 Hours!? 6, for being the seat least likely to result in any attempts at communication with me. After 11 hours on a plane I don't want anyone acknowledging my existence. 900 can glare at me, it's fine, I just need quiet.

If it's a shorter flight, 21 all the way, those are some fascinating people you're surrounded by.

Happy crab! Or a sad gungan if you tilt your head.

Most magnetic fidget sliders should work; if you want quiet, look for ones that are either made out of plastic or have a teflon tape foot. I have the ono and several others that I've gotten over the years and there are some very inexpensive plastic ones there that provide similar feedback to the ono one. (they look like cookies and donuts and come up right away if I search 'magnetic fidget slider' on amazon.) Those plastic ones in particular are very quiet as there isn't any wiggle in the magnets. As a bonus, I find that these plastic ones feel similar to fiddling with my own badge and holder, so maybe that will be the case for you as well.

I'm also fond of the 'owl sliders' (they don't literally look like an owl, they have two round divots on the top) as the two halves are mechanically anchored to each other, which prevents me from dropping half in a meeting (embarrassing!) There are plastic owl sliders available but as the two halves glide on bearings even the metal ones tend to be on the quiet side. You might have luck with "track" fidget sliders, but I find that a lot of these are noisy.

If you find a fidget you like but it's too loud, you may have luck adding teflon tape to the bottom and creating distance between the magnets so the snap isn't as strong, or removing some of the magnets if it's one you can open.

Once you've figured out if the sliding action is enough to soothe and what about it works, you can look at upgrading to the ono or something else.

Yep, that's the one. Specifically something like this: https://cabinet.titusplus.com/us/en/accessories/push-latch/

I think folks are responding to the fact that you have answered the question by restating it?

> How do I tone match?
> Just match the tone!

That... isn't really going to clarify anything for the person asking the first question.

A friend of mine took this route as well. It's definitely worth looking into.

I've been using an owl spinner and it's fantastic. It has buttons (the owls are buttons) and several modes of use (two different rotations and sliding.)

In general, I like sliders (they're very quiet and provide pleasant feedback) but don't like it when they're noisy or one half slips away and falls under my desk, so this one has really been the sweet spot.

I'll post a link to the one I ordered but there are many out there, amazon and other places. (If this is a dupe of a more legit fidget, please let me know folks and I'll be happy to link that!)

There are several kinds of owls, some with buttons and some with knobs on the top. I've tried several of them and they've all worked well for me. But if you want buttons, this is the one.

Link: https://a.co/d/3zavb5l

For more traditional sliders, I'd also recommend this shop in general: https://www.etsy.com/shop/AlexandrsWorkShop zero affiliation, I've just ordered a few from him and they've been really nice to use.

Rimworld. I'd have some follow up questions about difficulty levels...