Ohioan here who got the Join the Revolution mailer.

Not certain on TimBuck2theMoon's meaning on "joke', but Ohio does first past the post voting, which enforces a 2 party system. As long as we have first past the post voting, any 3rd party candidate is a joke candidate.

Levy doesn't really have a chance, but can pull votes away from Brown (Dem candidate).

Personally, I'd rather vote for a socialist, but that's only slightly better than not voting and the Republicans being in power is too great a threat to ignore.

The time to vote socialist is during the primaries to try to replace moderates with actual left leaning candidates. Outside of primary season, we can critize and pressure the Dems to actually do something productive, but wasting votes in battleground states just enables the fascists to win and they won't be pressured from the left.

Not OP, but this wiki article should help: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YKK It's the world's largest zipper manufacturer. They officially changed their name to YKK Group so it's not even an abbreviation anymore.

Commenting mostly to agree that Linux is great and add that I'm able to play all my games on Linux without major issues and I don't have Windows bloating the machine or interrupting my gameplay. Proton has really helped Linux gaming and made it trivially easy in most cases to get things to work right.

Pretty sure the answer is that big reset button.

Too bad those in charge won't let us push it.

FYI: once you have purchased 40 unlocks you can get the "Toggler" which lets you toggle off any of the weapons/times/items you have unlocked so that they don't drop in a run. It doesn't let you toggle off the starting items, but it lets you narrow the field drastically if you are aiming for a particular build.

To be even more pedantic: the original poster's meme says skill checks don't crit, not that nat 20s on skills are a critical success. Most skill checks in PF2e have a critical success tier. Thus jagermo was correct when they said that skill checks do crit in PF2e.

That being said, you are correct about how the whole tiering mechanic works and a nat 20 not always being a critical success. :)