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  • This is why you gotta make firebreaks. Cheapest and easiest is to just pave like 4 tiles out from your walls, to keep fire off your walls… obviously with stone or other non-flammable tile.

    a bigger project would be to surround your base in an outer non-flammable pavement/wall to protect crops/tree harvests.

    Best, most resource intensive method is to segregate the map into grids/chunks with walls/pavement, so a fire cant spread out of its grid and leaves most the map untouched.




  • Dubious_Fart@lemmy.mltoMemes@lemmy.mlNutella
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    10 months ago

    its also a weirdly popular product, meaning its even less likely to end up in the dumpster.

    All of which just further proves how fucking stupid a comment @I_Has_A_Hat made was.

    They may have a hat, but they clearly don’t have anything that matters underneath it.



  • Dubious_Fart@lemmy.mltoMemes@lemmy.mlGaming Then vs Gaming Now
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    10 months ago

    Theres been a couple games that had this issue.

    I know Myth 2 had it if you installed it into the wrong directory or something.

    There was some not-mainstream MMO that had the issue too at one point.

    but I cant remember the name of the xcom knockoff that had it.

    and I cant find anything about it cause I keep finding 5000 pages of results about recovering uninstalled games.


  • Dubious_Fart@lemmy.mltoMemes@lemmy.mlGaming Then vs Gaming Now
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    10 months ago

    I wish I still had options to install updates or not.

    Cause sometimes I like to fuck around with silly bugs and exploits in your old solo games, or because some amazing mod only worked on X version and not Y version. which is not something you can do anymore because you are only allowed to have the most recent version or else.







  • Dubious_Fart@lemmy.mltoProgrammer Humor@lemmy.mlMy poor RAM...
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    10 months ago

    Yep.

    Your standard web browser has to many privacy protections for you and your data.

    Its why they want to push you to an app, that asks for WAY to many permissions to do what it needs to do. Cause it doesnt need that access to function. It needs that access to monitize you. Cause they make more off stealing your information, than they do off you being a customer, Which is why you get so many discounts for using apps.