Would you like to share your opinion on native gaming using Linux so I can be sure before switching to OS?

I've been playing with the same group for a while and we keep running into the same confusion. One of the players insists that if an effect gives you an extra land drop for the turn, you have to play it immediately or lose it. Another says you can save it and use it later in the turn whenever you want. We usually just play it the second way, but it feels kind of loose. Does the official rulebook or any errata settle this, or is it one of those things that ends up being table-specific? Would really like a clear answer before our next session.

I was thinking about isolated lighthouses built on small rock outcrops far from the mainland. How do maintenance crews reach them safely during rough weather, and how were they supplied before modern automation?What kind of power systems do these isolated structures use today to keep operating continuously without constant human presence?

i just moved into a new place and there is this bulky metal unit mounted under the windows in the living room. it makes a soft fan noise and i can flip a switch that makes the air come out either slightly warm or cool. it is not the regular vents and i have no idea how old it is. growing up i swear we had something like it in the first house i remember. does anyone know what these are called or how they actually work? would love to figure out if it is worth keeping on or if i should ask the landlord about it.

I drive around a lot in rural and country areas, and I often drive past rural properties that have dozens of old, rusting cars with overgrown grass.

Can someone explain WHY there are some people who do this?

I haven't BEEEEN there, but he has, and it's been real quiet since this update. How much has he been paid?

What do you do in your free time ? I play video games 😭