I'm thinking that maybe fire, instead of instantly destroying it, should eat away at a pool of HP that shortens its total life span.

I'm about to set a dual boot system and, ideally, make linux my daily driver. Is anyone else running my favorite game on linux and can share knowledge/experience?

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/27031810

I'm looking to look at bats for a few hours and listen to someone with a relaxing voice talk about them. Any recommendations?

Today, on my five minute lunch break (I'm allotted 30 minutes, but I give 25 to the company to be a team player), one of the leftoids I work with said he 'might take a day off' next week. Not to me.(Everyone I work with is a lefty and afraid to talk to me for fear that some hard work might rub off on them). Like, how are you supposed to get noticed if you AREN'T EVEN AT WORK!? He's probably going to go 'protest' genocide or people not having affordable housing. I am very smart and cool.

Like, my servants have started bringing the lead shavings when I ask for the wine. I know I shouldn't overindulge, but I just can't get the wine down without it.

I'm hoping to find some help find out which skills I need to look into.
I play Dungeons and Dragons via online table top and like to, to the best of my ability, add audio flourishes and battle music. Occasionally, I'll find a song that has a specific segment that would be really good as a battle music or will capture the energy I'm going for. The problem I'll often run into is the segment I want doesn't cleanly loop if I cut the song and play it on repeat.
Can anyone direct me to what specific skills/tools I need to learn to clean up and loop specific segments of a song? Please keep in mind that I have zero training as a musician and audio engineer, so absolute baby stuff is appreciated.