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I think I would recommend a stompy deck. It is very honest in what it does, so you don't need to play mind games. Yes, you need to find out where to send your creatures, but that is an important skill to learn in the beginning.

The Casual Player's Casual Guide to Buying a Commander Deck off EDHREC in c/[email protected]

[–] [email protected] 2 points 2 months ago (2 children)

I am not sure if I would recommend pillow fort or group hug to new commander players. While these themes make it relatively easy to be the second place, me feeling is that it needs some experexperience to turn it into a win. But that is just my gut feeling.

Help me find information about scandals, security problems, and failure to respect users involving these proprietary social media apps in c/[email protected]

[–] [email protected] 19 points 2 months ago (4 children)

We can argue abozt the usefullness of Signal Ort the usability of Matrix. But please remove Signal from the chart as it suggests it is federated.

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I'm torn on this. On the one hand, I agree with the satement of "don't do anythig you wouldn't want to be on the receiving end of". On the other hand, it's phrased as a joke that has the punchline of "haha, prison rape".

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Looking for exact rules for casual format "King & Flanks" (discuss.tchncs.de)

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In my school years I used to play a casual format with my friends we called „King and Flanks“ (german „König und Flanken“). Here is what I remember rule-wise:

You have two teams of three players each, with one king per team and two flanks (left and right). The each flank can only attack their opposing flank and once that player was dead the enemy king. The king can “send” their creatures through their flanks and can attack with the same abilities as either flank. The players have separate life totals, but share a turn (i.e. have to declare attackers at the same time).

What I am unsure about is how targeting spells and abilities work. Limiting the restrictions to attacking creatures seems unbalanced to me.

The format was a lot of fun, since slow decks can really shine as kings. We never build decks specifically for this format, this might have broken it.

Has anyone ever heard of such a format? What do you think the targeting limitations should be? Can someone point me to a source of this? I could not find anything on the internet.

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Simple Gallery Pro vanished from F-Droid, any similar alternatives? (discuss.tchncs.de)

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I just noticed today that i no longer have "Simple Gallery Pro" on my phone. It vanished from f-droid, too: https://f-droid.org/packages/com.simplemobiletools.gallery.pro/

I know Simple Mobile tools have been sold to ZipoApps and their future is unclear, but I did not expect the apps to just disappear on f-droid and my phone!

Do you know of any forks yet?

What would be the closest alternative for the gallery?

Can I expect all my "Simple Mobile Tools" apps to just disappear?

Edit: It seems it F-Droid just automatically upgraded to "Fossify Gallery". It just did not replace the icon shortcut in my launcher. So no vanishing, just a silent replacement. I can live with that :). Thanks for all of your helpful replies.

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futsch finger (lemmy.dbzer0.com)

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