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I suspect on average it's much higher than an hour or two.

That depends on whether or not you value passing on your genetics.

I'm pretty sure they've been EOL for a while now.

As far as I know Dwarf Fortress is entirely closed source.

I was speaking in the sense that the base game is free and you can buy it with non-ascii graphics for a price.

However,

The "raws" that drive the game are completely configurable and accessible by a user.

It's more like the engine being closed source and the gamedata being source-available. Modding isn't quite the right word - that implies it being less open.

You can delete stuff from being present in your game, add new plants or objects, new diseases, etc.

Also related, the game has been opened up with Lua scripting thanks to Putnam's efforts, for even more powerful procedural addons.

https://dwarffortresswiki.org/index.php/Raw_file


You need to take a larger dose. Your muscles absorb it first, so you end up needing to take a lot more to get it to your brain cells.


No, elevated creatinine levels is only a sign of kidney disease if all else remains equal. Consuming more creatine will naturally increase production of creatinine because creatinine is a byproduct of the kidneys processing creatine.

In other words, it's not a very reliable signal for kidney disease. There is a more reliable blood test called a "Cystatin C" test.


And extra rep seems like it could be a big deal when strength training.

Yeah, sure.

The point is that it doesn't work like those Witcher potions. Nothing changes here and now.


Just out of curiosity, were those creatine supplements pure creatine? Or were they workout supplements that might have also included caffeine or other things?

Pure creatine

TBH this sounds like it could be entirely unrelated to creatine. It just sounds like you have shedding and thinning without Minoxidil and Finasteride, and it stops when you start taking them again.

> At one point I stopped Mino and Fin, but kept the creatine and the shedding increased rapidly.

I think it's a common for shedding to accelerate after stopping Minoxidil.


I appreciate the comment, but the point of going to the trouble of posting the extra details is to show that I isolated. Understood if it wasn't clear.

I just want to raise my voice that, in my experience, yes, I had hair loss issues on creatine. Every time I respond to a comment on reddit, youtube, twitter, here, there is always a sea of "Nope, sorry" comments that I must be mistaken. My hair line disagrees. The extra rep isn't worth it.

100% correct on shedding after mino stoppage however.


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