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Re: Tales & photos of Expo 2015
@primesuspect said:
Your dice bags and Jayne hat were very popular prizes this year. We'll definitely be doing that part again as well
YAY! that makes me super duper happy
I have plans for a few different hats to make in the next little while. I did a Cthulhu a while ago, and I need to make more of them. Because they're hilarious. And dice bags are always fun. Any time you need prizes for anything, lemme know. Or if Nicole needs some shit for roller derby fundraisers. Or whatever!! I like knitting. I like knitting for people who like my stuff 
Re: D&D in Detroit, You in?
I've always wanted to give D&D a try. I don't really know anything about it though. I tried it once, but had no idea what was going on.
Guppy
Re: Kelso's Quest To Lose 60lbs
@Mercantile519 awesome, good luck
I've been using olive oil when cooking, healthy, tastes good, and when I add butter to it, it makes an amazinger taste.
With fitbit I think you can add people via email, I think.
At work, I've been eating at the local places near mine. There's a sandwich/deli place in a different building, usually getting something like tuna or egg salad. Shawarma across the street, which 1 means I walk and 2 it's fairly healthy...ish... Our campus cafeteria has some decent healthy options I try every now and then.
Re: Coupon Factory et al extensions on Chrome
I usually do it through Group Policy, but you can edit the registry on your local machine, should be HKLM\Software\Policies\Google\Chrome\, and set the Extension installation blacklist policy to *, and then selectively whitelist the extensions you actually want.
You can use https://www.nsa.gov/ia/_files/app/deploying_and_securing_google_chrome_in_a_windows_enterprise.pdf, specifically pages 7-8 + 12-18 for a more detailed description of how to do everything.
Re: Favorite Game Soundtracks?
I listened to the Crypt of the Necrodancer soundtrack while playing in the TF2 tourney at Epic. It was the best decision.
So Good.

Re: D&D in Detroit, You in?
As awesome as remote would be, I'm pretty set on making this an in-person event at the house. Having skype/laptops/remoteness piped in really changes the tabletop dynamic.
I did four years of amazing remote D&D over Skype and FantasyGrounds. It was awesome, but I don't see any practical or good way that the two can mix.
Sorry!




