Doublezero

I want to add / remove headparts with a script but I don't want to use SKSE. Does anyone here know how to do this? I saw an old post on Reddit but the poster didn't elaborate on how.

Here's a few from me. So, after 13 years, I just found out that Haming (the boy you saw in Helgen during the dragon attack) is moved in with his grandfather in a shack southeast of Ivarstead. When I stumbled upon the shack and saw Haming sitting in a chair, I said to myself, man, this kid looks familiar. Also, before entering the bridge to the College of Winterhold, you must speak to Faralda before you can cross. She will ask you to cast a spell before allowing you to cross the bridge. What I didn't know is that if you don't have the spell she asks you to cast, she will teach it to you for 30 gold. I always went back to town to buy a spell book like a dolt.

I always felt Oblivion was a goofy game but, the music sure made up for it.

I played Neverwinter Nights to death, but I didn't know Jeremy Soule was behind the music. Now I have to listen to the soundtrack.

I was going to upload this a month ago, but I put the headgear on a High Elf character and the chin clipped through the mask. I knew this was a problem with the original, but I only played Nords at the time, and I took care of any clipping that affected my Nord character. I also didn't support beast races, lazy I know, but I'm going to add support for beast races and eliminate any clipping on the mask with a trick I learned in Fallout 4 that should work in Skyrim.

There was a problem with the web host today that caused some downtime with the website. I wasn't responsible, I swear.

Well, we have this phone call here. Also, to show how easily this call can be faked.

I've seen some people joke about it, but I'm starting to seriously believe that Joe didn't know he had resigned.

I may have solved the "MySQL server has gone away" error this morning. Time will tell though.

And from MariaDB back to MySQL.

Microsoft is introducing a new feature in Windows 11 that takes snapshots of everything you do on your PC and is not secure. I don't remember all the details from the videos, but Microsoft took quite a bit of backlash after they made the announcement.