That was excruciating. Nice restore though.

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Ahhhh…sanity. Thanks lovely Internet lady

With or without Sony’s “help”?

That is very excellent! Well done.

I can’t help but wonder what happens when the two boats being pulled come together. Does one of the men go under the other’s rope? If so, who decides who does what? If they don’t get it right, the ropes will get tangled. That can’t be good for business…

I’m sitting here suffering to Mariah Carey right now. TRUST ME, it’s not over yet :)

Still…soon…soon.

I just tried xpipe out off the back of this post. What an amazing tool. It has a great looking interface with a bubch of features I didnt know I needed. I am inside my docker containers in about 3 clicks. Props to you crschnick, this will probably become my daily driver for homelab server administration. The one downside is it will make me lazier :)

Love it. Why is there a horse on the roof?

Oh my, I’m addicted to Satisfactory.

One hour turns into four at the blink of an eye.

Please send help…

Myself and a friend actually tried this a few years ago in a very tight tunnel in Northampton. We obviously had an engine, but wanted to try to see how feasible legging was. It is super hard. Constantly balancing yourself on the board so you don’t go in the drink. The actual work your legs have to do is nearly impossible if you let the narrow boat slow down, and the slippery and slimy walls add to all of that. I was covered in dirt and grime after a few minutes.

I suspect they probably used the barge poles to help too, but legging was definitely a thing. Like most of the jobs around the canal industry of the 18th and 19th century, it was incredibly tough and dirty work. I take my hat off to the the guys who did it day in and day out for very little compensation.

Superbly original in its style and the art is great, but I refunded it.

Ultimately, its a kids game.

Deadlock, and really enjoying it!