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Folk Byte Song

Lyrics: "I'm uh walking down this railroad, I've got tears in my eyes, oh yeah! I'm a walking down this railroad--"

u/External_Factor2516 — 13 days ago

Speculating

Do you think the NMS Cosmos update will maybe contain something that hints us toward LNF?

I remember the developers said that a lot of the new stuff we've recently got in the No Man's Sky community is directly a result of trying to get LNF presentable.

Thoughts?

Do you think they'll keep their lore fully seperate; partially seperate; or full integrated?

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u/External_Factor2516 — 2 months ago

Not really a beginner buuuut

Orrrrrrrr maybe I've been a beginner a long time.

Either way, I have a lot of beginner questions so I just joined.

First question: software version and backing up using git and github is the only option?

I don't like how git and github need to know me.

I feel like, just put the code in a database and split the database between places and implement rollback and changes based save compression so the project size doesn't balloon.

Are there options for me?

If not is there like a git manual in the ForDummies style, so that I can just learn the way I need to do things?

I just realized this post is impulsive I didn't really read what other posts look like so it might stand out in a bad way. Sorry.

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u/External_Factor2516 — 2 months ago

June 24, 2026 at 7:59 AM

Reddit suggested I post this here. I'm on mobile so it would be hard to check the search bar. It's a wacky one so I assume original. I hope its not repeated. I wanna know why each set of presumeably molecules which makes these scents happen and how the happen contrastingly to one another. (And if I'm wrong about them coming from bacteria I only heard that somewhere so my apologies)

Blog: random question How come old wax crayons and the morning mist after a good downpour, are both strong distinctive smells that come from bacteria — BUT THEY DON'T SMELL THE SAME??? (and I want an answer that explains the molecular pathway to each scent not a "well duh" type of answer)

(I want an answer that is correct but also informative since I know nothing about that)

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u/External_Factor2516 — 3 months ago