The back rows look to be 1.5 times the length of the front rows. Looking at the column next to his hand, they're lined up with black in the front and white in the back. The next white column in the back to our left is lined up with white in the front, so for every 2 back columns there are 3 front columns
We once put a Santa outfit on our yorkipoo, but it was a little too big and the hat ended up covering his eyes. He still wanted to play fetch (it's all he ever thought about), so we threw his toy...and he ran full speed into a wall. I'd like to say he learned a lesson that day, but that dog was as dumb as he was adorable.
Ours as well! It's taking some getting used to, but we're having a blast! I've been considering running my own solo campaign with star forged, hopefully I can get that started soon
I just started DMing an Ironsworn campaign for my wife. I like that it's fiction-forward rather than mechanics-forward, and being able to run a campaign built around having only 1 player makes scheduling so simple, reliable, and just an all around good experience.
I once got caught behind someone who came to an abrupt stop in a roundabout so they could go to the next episode / video on their iPad that they had attached to their dashboard.
I actually just went through this exact situation in the last month and I switched to LMDE6 on my 2-in-1 lenovo touch screen. Auto rotation didn't work right out the gate, but iio-sensor-proxy fixed that. In general, I've noticed that the touchscreen default setting for some apps (eg, firefox) treats touches as a mouse click, so rather than scrolling it would select text. But I've found this AskUbuntu fix worked for me. Been a good experience since then.
The back rows look to be 1.5 times the length of the front rows. Looking at the column next to his hand, they're lined up with black in the front and white in the back. The next white column in the back to our left is lined up with white in the front, so for every 2 back columns there are 3 front columns