KoboldCoterie

Darktide is, too, if you prefer WH40k to WHFantasy.

Also all books you lend from the library should be public knowledge.

Terrible analogy. You can consume the post without anyone knowing. Voting is more akin to signing the guestbook.

There's been a few of these stories lately, about billionaires "thinking about" leaving the US. Just shut up and do it already. Nobody cares. Good riddance.

I also exploited the living shit out of my high school’s fast connection and a friend’s Zip drive.

My school had a T1, too, but I didn't have a zip drive, and MP3s were too big for floppies. However, old cracked games very often came in segmented zips that were floppy sized. I'd bring home games 20 or 30 disks at a time (or as many as I thought I could without drawing attention in the computer lab) over the course of a week or more.

That one layer is far sturdier than the covering on a traditional office chair, at least if it's a budget model and not actual leather. You can also replace the mesh, but if you aren't using a super expensive model, I think it's easier to just replace the chair at that point. Anecdotally, I sit on my feet all the time and haven't had any problems with the mesh tearing.

I can't pause it, it's multiplayer!

-or-

If you pick up the phone, I have to start downloading this MP3 I've been trying to get for half an hour all over again!

I used to have this problem, but switched to mesh chairs a few years ago and it's completely solved it. (Doesn't need to be a super expensive one.)

Looks like MacOS and various Linux distros had a deformed, illegitimate child.

Sure does! It's an only semi-serious fan project, I guess you could say. Trying hard to mimic PoE's item appearance... I guess it's working, if you identified it that easily. ;)

This is it! Turns out it's an import option under Advanced -> Metadata Overrides -> OpenType Features; you have to add the ligatures feature, then disable the feature (unintuitively). Thanks so much!

This did it! Thank you very much! That's very unintuitive... I would have thought that adding the feature and disabling it would have been equitable to not having added it at all.

Oh my god, this is exactly it. If I type "Suffix" in a word processor in that font I get the same result. I didn't actually have the font installed as a system font; I'd only imported it into Godot, so I hadn't even considered this possibility. Thank you!

I guess the followup question now is, is there a way to disable contextual ligatures in RichTextBox controls? I'm not seeing an option for it. :|

I've found the stupidest temporary hack, which is to include useless BBCode tags in the middle of the word:

for entry in suffix:
    desc += "[color=darkgray]Suf[i][/i]fix (Tier: %s, Quality: %s%%) 'of %s'\n[color=royalblue]" % [entry.tier, entry.quality, entry.mod.name]

Sure would be nice to have a non-hacky fix though.