Yeah, I play with the On Diet challenge and I’ll still save my food for gardens since hunger is halved with the shadowmeld buff in effect.

Also for Clerics, it’s a good place to build up your tome charges.

You can constantly get surprised attacks with hit-and-run so it’s comparatively safe to hang around for food or artifact charges. About the only worry is blazing champions.

It’s made in Canada. But is it a product of Canada?

Blandfruit is also flammable. The first thing I do when I see one is to harvest it and put it on a nonflammable location.

I’m not getting the home feed problem. It loads up fine after I go back twice on the error.

Just to add, this occurs only if the poster’s home instance and instance of the post is a mismatch. When I made an edit on a Lemmy.ca instance, it went through fine. It’s only after I submitted an edit to a post on Lemmy.world that I was able to reproduce the reported bug.

EDIT: Tested and confirmed it’s also an issue with Lemmy.ml, so it’s not with Lemmy.world.

I’m not sure if it’s working but here are 2 exceptions to the new feature.

https://lemmy.world/post/26177461

https://lemmy.world/post/26141784

It’s fixed in the latest beta. After you update, just toggle it back to Top in Comment Customizations, in Settings.

The bug occurs with it on or off. Had it off and enabling the option but the bug persisted, after toggling the default sort to Top.

EDIT: This is on the current beta.

The second interview of a CBC piece answered some similar questions I had. This ruling provides precedence and can stop a future invocation of the Emergencies Act in its tracks through an injunction from the Federal Court of Appeal, if it’s granted.

The government is appealing the decision because they believe the invocation was reasonable and justified. The Liberals are currently behind in the polls, so politically it’s within the government’s interest to appeal this. The act itself is decades old and never invoked prior to this so both the civil liberty groups and the government are probably keen on getting clarification on the legal usage of the act from the Supreme Court of Canada.

Personally, I fully support the usage of the act. What I found unreasonable was the lack of accountability with the provincial police.

While this works with so many things, my personal advice is to not do this with a crib.

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