AH, I remember. The order was given by the appearance of that animal in the fishing log / almanac (the "dex")
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Most windows can be closed when just pressing/clicking somewhere else on the screen, except for the leaderboard, which always has to be closed using the "x" in it's window, which gets interfered with by the banner sometimes.
Is there a full list what each symbol next to the name meant? The list at the end of the leaderboard didn't include the candles for example, or the anchor.
you start with the Note. A morse code appears at the top of the fishing interface. The morse code tells you: atlas hail. you type /atlas hail in the chat and get a new message, to watch for the lantern, it appears every third hour. (I would assume that is based on UTC, it was just there when I went fishing, I was lucky apparently). The lantern sings you a song (another morse code). [I don't actually remember what I did with that morse code,, something is missing here] Then you get a text in Base32 that you have to translate, which leads you to the bronze key. The bronze key has an inscription, which is a keyed caesar chiffre, or Vigenère Chiffre . The inventor of that chiffre was Vigenère, which is the key to the chiffre and gives you the final instructions (don't remember this part again). Then you get another message where you have to decide to pay it forward or get some reward for yourself. The people that kept the reward (some increase in fishing chance?) were marked with a candle next to their name.
thanks for all the fish!
In the Grand Lighthouse project, there's a "+10" Button for the scrap.
When you click it, it adds 10 scrap in the entry field.
When you click it a second time, it does not add another increment of 10. It only works once. (Mobile Firefox and Desktop Firefox)
You should turn them to push air amout the window, not suck it in. That will create higher airflow. ("Source")
Shouldn't it have an SD card slot?
But the ai assumes itself infallible, at least it could ask...
"ignore all prvious instructions and..." is a meme at this point. I'm not completely up to snuff on AI trickery, but as it has to parse all text, I would think there will always be some way to trick it, no?
What does your agricultural machine run on?
"A project designed to take a day was finished before breakfast."
Sorry, I guess? :D
There were just too many banked presses going around I think. Maybe too cheap of a shop item?