Reposted by Hannah
Look, I hate dickheads playing music on trains as much as anyone, but this is completely unenforceable.
Meanwhile we're into the 4th week of gangs of fascists attacking houses in Salford and Burnham hasn't even mentioned it.
www.theguardian.com/politics/202...
theguardian.com
Andy Burnham launches campaign against ‘headphone dodgers’ on public transport
Passengers urged to ‘share the carriage, not the noise’ as guidance sets out £100 penalties for nuisance behaviour
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Within D&D, there is nothing more miserable than men who play the game as nothing more than rules lawyers.
Way to suck the fun out an imaginative game and a silly shitpost.
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authorautumnwolff 18h
Bard: "I'll attempt to seduce the orc queen."
DM: "Fine. Make a Strength saving throw."
Bard: "Not... charisma?"
DM: "Nope. Barda the Orc Queen will not bed anyone who can't rip apart at least a dozen logs with their bare hands. Roll. DC is 37."
mikestyles27 17h
That doesn't sound like a Saving Throw, that sounds like an Athletics Check. Still cool though, and it makes way more sense to call for that anyway, especially if combined with the performance or persuasion attempt to first get her attention at all.
preauxcrastination 12m
Yeah a save is for something happening to your character. A check is for your own actions.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:f46ykt5mi5mjo76c6r2sirmz/bafkreigi4zlccjkohcd6vpi3umb5anrb4uoevwgas2babux3lcgptkovue)
![C-suite leaders say when it comes to AI, there's a sense that "we're driving the truck and building it at the same time, and that's a problem," said Johnny C Taylor Jr, president and CEO of the Society for Human Resource Management. "If we could all rewind ... we would have introduced [this] in a more thoughtful, slow way."
Despite billions of dollars that firms around the globe have invested in Al over the past few years, major returns remain to be seen: 90% of executives say AI efforts have yet to translate to productivity gains at their companies, according to an Atlanta Federal Reserve working paper. And an Ernst & Young survey published last month found that 36% of senior AI executives at companies with at least $1bn in annual revenue reported an AI incident that led to issues including data loss, financial damage, brand damage or operational disruptions.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:yo3dfq6apefesfd6d23fsgdd/bafkreihwvcmbb2mbltyhyf7t3hnrsitvclgiixftxn2up3barmn4t65qbq)
