Indeed, but it’s another necessary step. Nothing is as simple as it seems. You probably need the wood plantation anyway for fuel

America is not the only car centric culture. What is up with all the ‘America bad’ bullshit on Lemmy lately?

Also, I literally live next to a fully separated bike lane in an oil state…

Because unlike other car centric places, the US federal government is actively opposed to any improvement in bicycle or walking infrastructure, though some states are willing to defy the federal government

Add to that how the US federal government is opposed to renewable energy, opposed to protection of the environment, opposed to protection of threatened species, opposed to immigration, opposed to past immigration, opposed to assigned at birth gender nonconformity, opposed to non reproductive sexual preferences, opposed to education — especially of women

Your oil state is probably more responsive to people’s desire to ride a bike without being killed than the US, and yours is an oil state.

Canberra (the city, not the federal government) has been going pretty hard on urban infill for a while now, if we manage to get high enough population density then suburbs can become towns

Now we just need to convince Australians to have babies at better than replacement rate; I don’t think it’s possible to densify in a declining population

First learn to make your own sodium hydroxide. You can’t get away from dependence on others, everything is more complex than it looks

Dense population attracts crime, dense population allows for more walking and cycling infrastructure. The coincidence of those two facts makes people think that walking and cycling infrastructure causes an increase in crime. Those people are confusing correlation and causation

3.5 I’m an anthropomorphic bat druid

They don’t have the same sugars in their blood as mammals, the tick borne allergen that makes people allergic to meat only makes them allergic to mammal meat, and really only for a few years

It’s also fair. The fighter doesn’t need to be strong in real life to hit the monster. The rogue doesn’t need to be agile in real life to backstab. The barbarian doesn’t need to be tough IRL

But tests of int and wis and sometimes cha are so often aimed at the player not the character

That meme has lost a lot of pixels

If you were assessing a company you would give them your report at the end and leave. It’s their problem to fix it

When you can type at 70wpm you can only do that when you’re copying text or taking dictation, maybe at double speed. Detailed thought doesn’t come at even 20wpm

I learnt to touch type quickly, the only thing I type at that speed now is my passphrases

Users with low computer skills shouldn’t have root on their PCs either

Or choosing a width and windiness to achieve desired speeds, fill the reclaimed space with bike lanes and parking or bus stops or gardens or playgrounds in the widest parts

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Were you to try poisoning me to make me stop eating meat, I would eat fish, and birds

The milk thing though. If it didn’t come from a mammal it isn’t milk, it’s a milk substitute. But milk of magnesia is another traditional thing which isn’t milk

The UX guy is the one I’m agreeing with

BG3 rules had circle of the moon druids be tanks. Likewise in 3.0, but 3.5 and 5.5 both broke wildshape for tanking unless you can take a shape with high dex or high natural armour, or you have high enough point buy or lucky enough rolls to have wis, con, dex

The are so few high level casters, people wouldn’t have seen a wildshape infiltration in generations. Maybe it’s on the radar in large cities but not out in that country

Looks like it did 1d4 (and rolled a 1) points of dex