u/GregTheWhale

What's your favorite word for milk in another language? Or your favorite language's word for milk? Or your native language if it isn't English?

I'll start.

Icelandic: Mjólk

For context, a few days ago I went walking in a state park with my mom and nephew. When we got back to our car to go home, we saw two cats in the forest that weren't there before.

They both looked like long-haired, possibly silver, classic tabbies. One was chocolate and one was lilac. The swirls in the chocolate one's coat were really light. My concern is that they were just recently dumped there since they seemed to have so many rare traits. One of them was meowing a lot but they were both very skittish and didn't let us near them.

Obviously it's sad to see any stray cat, but I'm just worried that someone took their pets and just abandoned them? If I go back again, I might try to look for them. Hopefully someone picked them up or something though.

I'm talking more gameplay mechanic wise than a species wishlist. Things that almost certainly won't happen, but it's fun to think about.

For me, I think it would be really interesting if there was some sort of natural geography sculptor for the wildlife reserves. Like, rivers or canyons forming based on existing geography and rainfall. I think there's a game solely about this, but I forgot what it's called. Also droughts and floods for wildife reserves. It would be super interesting to see how all that affects the ecosystem imo.

Not really exclusive to blog moms, but I don't know what else to call it.

Things like "on-the-go" or "my go-to"

I have no idea why, but it's like nails on a chalkboard to me. It's genuinely the most irrational pet peeve I have.

Also excessive use of exclamation marks and analog smiley faces like ":)" and ":D". The smiley faces feel passive-aggressive.

I also say "whoop"cream but I say the verb and noun normal.

"They don't actually whip the cow when they make whoopcream."

"My sister got whooplash from that car accident"

It might be a family thing rather than dialect. I'm from New Jersey, USA

I'm playing on 1.22.5, I've been fishing with good success using worms, catching small and medium fish. Then, I try to use the smaller fish to hopefully catch large fish but they never bite, what's up? I swear it worked before, but I could be doing something wrong. I have access to both an ocean and a couple small lakes, both of which gave me fish when I used worms as bait. Any help appreciated

I plan on researching it soon, but I would appreciate any pointers/advice on how to get into modding for planet zoo, and maybe if anyone has thoughts on how it will differ in Planet Zoo 2.

I have very basic general coding knowlege, and my experience is mostly in python. What language is required for Planet Zoo?

Is blender a good program to use for modeling? And how do people get the basegame models and rigs to go from?

Finally, what kinds of things are actually possible? I know people add entirely new animals and do remasters, but my ultimate dream is to be able to add domestic animals with realistic coat genetics, which would be like a fundamental rewriting of how it currently works (maybe, I don't actually know how the code works yet).

TLDR; What are some good starting resources for learning to mod in Planet Zoo, and would this change for Planet Zoo 2?

Native English speaker, I have no idea what this is called, but it just dawned on me that certain nouns seem to have different rules, and I was wondering what this is called?

For example,

I would say " how much cheese" or "how many cheeses" or "how many deer"

but never "how many cheese" or "how much deer"

I'm also wondering if this is related to something else I don't know the name of. In English, spinach is like, a single thing. You can have a lot of spinach but not multiple spinaches, spinaches is not a word. However in Spanish, spinach does have a plural, "espinacas" and as a Native English speaker this kind of thing in other languages is hard for me to wrap my head around.

Thank you for your time!

Could I go to a more specific sub? Sure, but it's 5 am and I'm bored and aparrently Windows 11 has been out for 4 years??? I thought it was only 1 year.

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Anyways, what would happen if I didn't upgrade by time the extended security enrollment ends? According to Windows I will need to buy a new PC to upgrade from 10 to 11, but I'm not ready to let go of my current PC (emotionally but I'm also broke). My PC works perfectly fine as it is, so I see no reason to buy a whole new one just to upgrade my Windows.

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Adding on to that question, why would I need different specs to run it anyway? What's so different about it? Why couldn't they just put everything in Windows 11 as an update to Windows 10?

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And finally, what is even the difference between Windows 10 and 11?

Repost because the link was wrong💔

I asked around on site about this but got buried under all the other stuff I guess. I'd like to know what everyone thinks about my base "superguide". What should I change? What's already good? What should I add, if anything? Title opinions?Thanks in advance!