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Hot take: just use code.

Most data that you would store in some kind of encoding would be better as code. Code is fast, compact, versatile and easier to work with than a text, or even a binary encoding.

If the problem is that the data is large, and that would slow down the initial load, you can split it in dynamic linked modules, and lazy load them as needed

I can confirm, it works just fine on brave search. I set the time limit to yesterday and it still gave me results

Never before I regret my curiosity so much

Yes, but for a time we thought the butter was really bad for you

Why tho? (there is no Target where I live, so I don't know a thing about it)

Nice, thank you. For a moment I thought it was something sexual

I run ulit on every new terminal. I tried doing it with neofetch at first, but it added too much startup time, that's how I discovered fastfetch

I usually assume PCs did their mundane tasks that they should be used to, without needing the players to explicitly say so.

Unless the player says otherwise, they take the armor off to sleep (because the game poses a penalty if they sleep in armor) and they put it back again in the morning, in the same manner I'm assuming they drink water, stop to eat when they are traveling, and take care of their needs, without the players saying so.

That's just not the focus of the game

Took me a while to figure out what's happening, I thought your link was broken

We can do both

ケツ, not 靴

ケツを食べる, which means "I eat ass"

"brutamonte" (rude or big strong person) and "bruta monte" (really big mount)

It's a very bad joke, but I don't blame the translators. How would they ever translate this bit