Well technically it turned into more of a two-shot (you know how it goes).

So my regular D&D group is on a hiatus from our regular campaign since the summer has been busy for us all. Instead, we've been taking turns running one-shots when we're able to meet. Last week was my turn, and I ran a game using the Risus system. It's a niche little system I stumble across a few years back, and I found this awesome adventure written by the system creator called Toast of the Town. It's one of the most fun adventures I've ever read, and I knew we had to run it.

Well to make a long story short, they had a great time! The system lends itself well to hijinks and humor, which is perfect for my group. And when it came time for us to wrap up and the adventure wasn't concluded, everyone voted to finish it out the following week. I haven't GMed for anyone besides my family in years, so it was really encouraging that they had a good enough time that they actually wanted to continue the story.

Anyway, if you want a quick and easy system that you can run a silly one-shot with in a pinch, check out Risus!

I've been using Obsidian for a year or so now, and I really want to move over some Trello boards into Obsidian. Is there a tool out there that can turn Trello lists into folders and Trello cards into .md files respectively? I've been doing it the long way of just manually creating the files and copy-pasting from Trello, but I'd love to be able to speed up the process.

EDIT: For future reference, I used this tool to get my Trello boards and convert them into Obsidian-ready .md files.

So I've been having an issue on the web interface where my feed just constantly loads new posts if I'm sorting by all. And by constantly, I mean faster than one every second. It's to the point where All is unusable because things move down the page faster than I can read or click on them.

Is anyone else having this issue?

Edit: Apparently it's a known bug they plan to address. Thanks for the replies everyone!

You all may have already heard, but Meta is gearing up to release a Twitter clone (possibly called Threads). The weird part is that they intend to use ActivityPub.

What are your thoughts? And what are the odds that they get de-federated in most instances?

I'm enjoying my time on Lemmy so far, but to be honest, I don't want to see the stuff coming out of Lemmygrad. Is there any way to block out whole instances at the user level?