u/Fiveby21

I saw that years ago someone posted a samsung one that fit, but it has been discontinued. I can't seem to find any printers that are narrow enough to fit.

ChatGPT kills me with absurdly long bullet lists, overly large headings, and excessive vertical spacing. Having to scroll through long yet empty responses is one of my biggest frustrations with the platform. No matter how much I have tried to "train it" on my preferences, it hasn't learned.

Are Gemini and Claude much the same in this regard?

Not talking about the screen refresh, I'm talking about the OS itself.

I know these are out there but I've been having trouble finding one. Any thoughts?

I just need it to be able to print out documents occassionally - shipping labels, as well as stuff to put in a D&D binder - it won't see frequent use. Color would be nice but it's not required.

TBH I don't really understand much about candlemaking IRL, but I understand the general flow for a jar is melt the wax, add in scents & additives, put the wick in a jar, pour the wax, let it cool and then trim the wick?

EDIT: You guys are all so nice and helpful, thank you. :)

I don't eat any dishes made with ground meat, but I am fine with meet that has been shredded/chopped after having been cooked. I know traditionally things like Bao Buns and Dumplings are made with ground meat, so I don't have high hopes, but I thought I'd just check anyway.

I'm thinking for a character who has a penchant for self-directed studying and practical learning, and would not have enrolled in a formal academy.

I feel like Midjourney used to be pretty good at this, but I resubscribed yesterday and I found it to be... absolute trash. I've had decent success with ChatGPT but it's very slow and cumbersome to use since it's not specialized for this use.

What else is good? I don't mind paying a small subscription.

Art-style wise, I would prefer it to be painterly semi-realism.

I heard about the Frixion line and got excited at first, but then I found out that the ink doesn't actually erase and that if you write in the same place too much the paper becomes difficult to write on.

Are there any other suitable options?

So I have sensory issues and I really really dislike using pencils as well as wet/dry erase markers. I much prefer using pens... but that is not a good idea for a DnD character sheet where you are constantly needing to erase and rewrite things.

I figure an e-ink tablet might be my best bet for this, but I'm not sure which one? If any of you guys are using E Ink for DnD or tabletop RPGs, which one do you use, and are you happy with it?

Given that what I'm looking for is so niche, I highly doubt I'll find it at any local galleries (even non-fantasy landscapes are hard enough to find). I can see there's a lot of stuff on etsy but I need to filter out the AI slop and I'm not sure how.

Any advice?

This subclass seems... really weak. It's cool to be able to take spells from both lists, but given that Sorcerer's learn so few spells already this just doesn't seem like a benefit that could be utilized meaningfully, especially compared to the other Sorcerer subclasses in 5.5e.

For people that have this in 5.5e content, do you do any sort of "patch" you use?

I really loved the Circus arc and the Zadash Arc, with honorable mentions to the swamp and the Menagerie Coast episodes (prior to the pirate stuff). I really did not like the Huberdook stuff, or the slaver/kidnapped stuff, and I was not a big fan of the pirate arc either (though it had some good moments). I'm pretty ambivalent on the current Xhorhas arc so far.

I wonder if I have already hit the high point of C2, or is that yet to come? Love the mystery/investigation stuff, but everything feels a little aimless right now.

EDIT: I mean like... something like the Friends coffee shop. Warm lighting, well-decorated, soft living-room/lounge style seating.