Genie in the OP image would’ve said “OK you now have 0 wishes”.

Since he said 255, my interpretation is a valid solution.

Of course, if we’re talking hypothetical wish gaining prevention methods, I’d just have a check before,

previous_wishes = wishes;

{Do all the wish things. wishes ends up with a 255 because of our shenanigans}

If(wishes>=previous_wishes) wishes = previous_wishes-1;

;If the current number of wishes isnt less than the old number of wishes, set it to the old number and subtract 1

If(wishes==0) {/*TODO: write function to end wish giving sequence*/}

Nah theres just no process for undoing your submission.

It doesn’t matter when it’s decremented if you can’t interrupt the process, anyway.

In a code sense we pause for input, feed it to the wishmaker function, and pause until the thread returns, then decrement.

We could decrement first, also, but neither violates the rules.

You’re correct but you have an off by 1 error.

First, the genie grants the wish.

NumWishes=0;

Then, having completed the wish, the genie deducts that wish from the remaining wishes.

NumWishes–;

And to complete the thought,

Lastly, the genie checks if the lampholder is out of wishes

If(NumWishes==0) {…}

(255==0) evaluates to False, so we fall past that check.

First thing it did was overwrite the partition table and everything else with that, to make its own, since it could disregard all the existing data.

I agree with the other commenter, commercial recovery, if the data was that crucial.

That relationship is why in every edition but fifth, healing is necromancy, and why Heal and Harm are identical in 3rd/pf, because they’re the same fundamentally, you just had to tweak the settings on one to get the other.

This is really cool. It’ll be fun to see how they develop.

Eye of the world.

New Spring isn’t written as an entry point to the series.

Insert it after 5 as a flashback/character development book.

Works great with fetch lands. Buffs your creatures while they return somewhere you can just access, repeat next turn.

6, the three on the inside and the three on the outside, clearly.

Let you’re Jesus live they’re life, They’re fighting the patriarchy;

(There I used an extra cup of grammar; I even made sure I used words with apostrophes for you)

This is incredibly clearly planet of the apes fanart, and fanart is explicitly allowed.

(Do I need the “/s”?)

Apparently it’s Sanskrit to extend, throw, or send.

Throw a demon, that’s pride month.

Sounds awesome. You got yourself a little spy.

For sure but I still find it quicker to just spiral carve up a 2x2 spruce and chuck it all into a dedicated charcoal smelter that uses its own charcoal to smelt everything.

But if someone strip mines a ton, then yeah, coal as a byproduct is better, I suppose.

I always like renewables though. Even a slow or wasteful farm is better than doing it myself, when I play, so to each their own.

I’ve always used charcoal.

Sure, coal was easier to find, but charcoal is renewable, and I like that.

Even ignoring that, 8 logs becomes 7 charcoal, and planting is trivial, so its just faster to farm trees in the long run. Coal is for villagers that demand it, specifically, in early trades.

Now for smelting I like bamboo, you can fully automate it. Technically you can fully automate kelp now too with the crafter, but bamboo is easy. Just break it like sugarcane and funnel it to your furnace directly, done.

Same. I bought my house a year before the housing market went up. Paid 110,000, now my bank says it’s worth 250,000.

Honestly, as cool as it is for me, that’s just not fair to everyone else. We barely made enough for the 110k loan, and this house is barely big enough for everyone. No fucking way could we have gotten 250k in any sort of loan.

Also when I say barely I mean barely, the seller actually went down to 110 from 120 because that was the max we could get, and we knew him personally. So on top of the price spike, we actually couldn’t afford our house, if I hadn’t made friends with the guy previously.

This is neat. I understand some of it, too, but the cool part is I had no idea you could do anything like this in CSS.

You could call it c/puzzlemethis, maybe. It’d sound like “riddle me this” so the purpose is pretty easy to figure out, but it also says that this isn’t just riddles.

Luckily my model of other people’s model of me has lost enough genuine character that it’s more of a trope so my model of someone else’s model of me has like 3 models that apply to everyone and that’s so reductive I ignore them.

The previous Pedro Pascal, I guess.