Board game idea:

You're on a board where you roll dice to travel around squares, just your basic Monopoly-style board

But each one has a resource distribution. E.g., 2-6 is coal, 7-9 is iron, 10-12 is wool, and once you land on a space you roll to collect a resource from it

You can purchase a house on a space, which lets you stop on that space immediately as you pass it

Then in the center of the board would be squares you can't land on, which you can still extract resources from, by building things with the resources you have

You can also build roads/railroads in these squares, and if you manage to connect two or more spaces on the board, you can travel freely between them

You can allow a player to use your houses/transit, so you'd be able to form mutually beneficial alliances

Basically it's Monopoly+Catan lol

i accidentally bricked my linux installation and decided to just reinstall it (also so i can clean up unused stuff and remake the partitions to give it more space). any recommendations for distro?

Fedora's my go-to

NixOS

Manjaro

@RydwolfPrograms Monatan? Catanopoly?

While I don't have any more poetry at this time (creative genius is a process, not a same day delivery of butter from Amazon), I do have a fridge full of butter. I also have a bathtub full of butter. And a butter filled car. And a butter filled garage. And a butter filled mailbox. I should probably invest in better storage solutions not gonna lie

tbh sounds like it'll sort itself out

wait for a hot day, it'll be a well oiled machine

@hyper-neutrino fedora or debian

@RydwolfPrograms that actually sounds pretty interesting

lmk if you decide to make it

so huge news

The Technical Difficulties have been recording episodes again

pog

i remember seeing something about that

CMQ Implement the dickman rho function

Can I get some advice on Wait, ASCII was 128 characters all along?

matrix thing for CGCC!!!

@squareroot12621 Looks good to me