u/Mehfisto666

Hello,

I travel a lot for work and have a desktop pc home and a laptop i bring with me. I mostly use the laptop but when i'm home it's more convenient to use the desktop. This eventually split my library and i have some stuff here and some there. I was wondering if there is a way to sync and view the whole catalogue from both computers?

I don't actually care about having access to the books on the other pc just to see what i have

Today I witnessed the funniest scenes with tons of people trying to get the carts out of the rail as noone would ever dream there is a machine where you have to pay to unlock them.

I travel often all around Europe and this is the most greedy dumbfuckery I have seen in a while. Just the right welcoming slap in the face for those that land in this dumpster fire of a country

Hi all. I'm a bit confused here I am actually not entirely sure what I'm looking for.

I have never played eurogames much but lately I feel like I would enjoy more of a managemental role in what i do than to "jump in the action" myself so to say.

I am wondering if there is something, possibly without a crazy amount of fiddly bits or bookkeeping (although I do expect some of it ofcourse) about managing a guild or so, growing your heroes/party or whatever and sending them ot missions so that they can get loot/exp become more powerful and get access to higher tier zones or take control of new areas or whatever.

I can imagine there's a lot of stuff like this with a spaceships team of managing a fleet and getting planets but possibly something with a fantasy theme?

I hope what i say makes sense sorry for the confusion

Hi all. Honestly I've just been reading the manwa pick me up which is about being isekai d in an idle rpg game and kinda made me want to start something that is not too time consuming.

I mostly read mangas in my free time and actively play mahjong souls.

I don't actually mind gacha, i can handle my fomo and don't mind throwing in 10$ now and then to support the game if i like it.

I was almost thinking of picking up azur lane again but i wouldn't mind something new. I played genshin and zzz but specifically want something managemental that doesn't take up much my time especially without dailies ( i f in hate dailies)

I was looking into epic seven, afk arena, sword x staff and idle guild master but I'd like to hear a couple opinions before spwndinf time to try. Any advice?

I sailed up to Lofoten in March and didn't think much of it (it is not required to import a foreign boat for temporary visits) . But in the meanwhile plans changed and I want to register the boat here. I do have the contact with the price. It's an old boat from 1978 and the value is under 200k. The closest custom office is in Bødo which isn't very close to be honest.

Is anyone familiar with this process? Is there any chance that the process can be done telematically without sailing all the way to Bodø?

Anything in particular I should expect?

I haven't been worrying about shore power much as I've always had it connected only at times when I'm with the boat. But now i plan to keep it connected throughout the winter to keep the batteries up and maybe a heater for when temperatures get really low.

The boat (fiberglass) is located in northern norway, where salinity is not crazy high but it is still saltwater.

I have a good victron battery charger / maintainer but no proper setup. So now I'm planning to make a nice plug for shore power with an appropriate circuit breaker.

I dont know much about galvanic isolators and was wondering if it's actually needed or if its more for steel/aluminium boats or whether i should get one?

This is mostly about how sailboats are built and how Orca attacks affect them but I think it's an interesting watch for Orca enthusiasts as much as for sailors

https://www.youtube.com/live/zy599gcThG8

I am fairly new but I have been putting in quite a few hours so I thought I'd throw in a few $$ to support the game and get something nice. And since characters are so expensive I want to get a skin for Ichihime which I really love!

I thought I'd go for Cat Warrior since it's obviously very cool but I kind of really like Spring Song too now. It looks a bit more detailed and idk.. More vibe and unique.

Just curious what you guys prefer to help me make up my mind

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Hi all! A friend of mine just got a clip on storm sail for his 28 feeter sailboat.

He plans to hoist it on the baby stay (not inner forestay which he don't have). The baby stay is attached in line with the spreaders (NOT swept back and ofc without added backstays) around half way up the mast and pretty close to the mast on the deck. This way the storm sail extends aft of the mast for roughly half its size too.

I don't think he plans to be out in actual storms at all but more of a way to depower.

He says that lots of people do use the babystay for a storm sail but i am very conflicted about this. Is this actually a thing?

Hi all! I have been reading and contributing to this sub for a long time, so i kinda feel i know about every single game in existence, but the truth is I haven't played many.

At some point i stopped getting games that my friends could maybe like and started buying games that have atleast also a solo mode.

Thing is, i live in a country and work in another. So i have most of my games back home and suddenly i find myself across the sea for weeks with lots of free time and the wrong games with me.

Table space is actually not a big issue, but box size is, as I'll have to move games around as i travel for work.

I normally like dungeon crawlers and adventure games, but i am now open also to something different. I used to like wargames a lot as a kid.

PnP and roll&write are out as i do have quite a few of them (mostly postmark games) and while i like them i value table presence and tactile part quite a lot.

At home I just had delivered (but won't be able to play until sept/oct) Fate of the Fellowship, that I'm looking forward also for multiplayer, and Radiance on the way, as i am looking forward to a heavier game (i loved lotr lcg but it felt too little replayable and didn't want to go down the rabbit whole).

Among my favs I have Bullet❤️, Bag of Dungeon 2, All is Bomb.

Last year I got Endeavor Deep Sea, not sure how much i loved it as euro game and I do love it! I play it a lot, although the brutal win conditions feel often frustrating.

Recently, here at work, I got A gentle rain, which i play often and love, and Kinfire Delve, which I was hoping would keep me company for many hours, but to my surprise I don't really like it. I like the gameplay loop but not a big fan of art and character design, and the last games got wrecked but insanely bad roll streaks that really frustrated me. Idk.

So I'm pretty much open to anything. I'm actually VERY tempted to get Deckers, which they have in a store closeby, by they want 70€ for it. And while I'm not THAT bothered by paying the price, that's like double the normal retail price (given in Norway everything is a little more expensive).

I've been looking at the white castle too. Not sure what to think of it.

I tries a while back One Deck Dungeon, but also didn't quite like it. Although fantasy stuff like this should be really up my alley.

So yeah just throwing out a blind hook here. Availability might also be somewhat of a concern, but i see they have deckers (70€) closeby and the white castle (40ish€). Not sure what else.

Not really into marvel and superhero themes, but I'd like some space themed game

Hi all! My new old boat's MD11C engine actually runs great. But it's a bit hard to start, makes a lot of smoke at start, but mostly it just keeps leaking fuel (could be oil but i doubt it) either out of the exhaust or together with the saltwater of the cooling system but I'd guess the first. I do also feel like fuel consumption is higher than it should be.

So far I have replaced all filters (which clearly had not been replaced in a while) and i removed the injectors and got them cleaned and checked by professionals (they said pressure test was good).

I'm a bit at a loss on what to do now. Mechanics in these area are few and expensive and it's a bit hard to get appointments and move the boat there.

Any idea what could be the cause? I'm thinking of adjusting the valves next and eventually changing the piston rings and checking head gasket. But these last ones I'd do in the winter when I'll have plenty of time. I'm not very expert but I'm learning and I'm good with tools

Hi all!

I have fairly recently switched from a 28ft to an old 5.5ton 34 feeter. It's a medium weight ocean racer/cruiser which I'm really liking.

It has a theoretical hull speed of 7kn, but I find it actually pretty rare to reach it. With the old md11c 28hp engine i cruise finely at 6-6.2kn at 2000rpm (max 2500rpm), and when sailing I mostly also comfortably reach around 6kn, but i think i can count the times i got over 6.5kn.

For example a couple days ago we had some nice wind like 15-16kn of tws (close to 20kn of aws) on a close reach, and i think we could only get between 6 and 6.5kn of speed.

I did get over 7 a few times in pretty overpowered conditions.

So now I'm just wondering how easy it should be to reach hull speed. Is it something that i should achieve pretty easily or if it's normal to only get there with pretty strong winds.

The hull is clean but the sails are pretty worn out. The genoa is ok but the main while solid is really blown out i can tell that it really doesn't keep the shape that should have. So I'd be inclined to think of that as the main reason but having no experience on other boats I'm just wondering