Teach your kids about the dangers of the JavaScript. javascriptkills.org /s

That’s a problem I’ve seen as well. It seems like your instance needs to be federated with the commenters instance, even if they are posting to one you’ve already federated.

Looked at PF2e when the entire WOTC stuff was going down. My 5e campaign was winding down around the same time and most of the group wanted to try PF2e.

I started Gatewalkers AP in person, with FoundryVTT on a TV layed flat on the table for the battlemaps. Works well enough, and if we ever have to go online for whatever reason it won’t be too much work.

During middle school a friend of mine introduced me to Pathfinder 1e. After my family found out they claimed I was practicing Satanism and had various church members visit me to dissuade me from “letting Satan into my heart”.

It wasn’t until I moved out and headed to college that I got into 5e. One of my freshman classes I met a 5e “Forever DM” and we started gathering a group that played off/on all throughout college. After college most of us stayed in the Seattle area, and I became a Pathfinder 2e DM this year. Currently running a game with some of my old college group as well as colleges who were interested in TTRPGs.

Microtik has a 16 port SFP+ managed switch (CRS317-1G-16S+RM) for around $500 USD.

My personal setup is a CRS312-4C+8XG-RM which has 8 10G RJ45 and 4 SFP+/RJ45 Ports. You can usually get this switch for around $500-600 USD. For 10G into 1G devices I got a CRS326-24G-2S+RM which has 2 SFP+ 10G port into 24 Gig RJ45 ports.

Just as a warning, most managed switches assume you are using these in a data center or office; they can get quite loud. In the case of Microtik switches there is an ebay seller that offers quieter fans that you can replace inside the box (that void your warranty).

Do you want managed or unmanaged switches? I run some Microtik managed 10g switches and I can provide model numbers when I get home tonight.