Alternatively Midsommervisen, written in 1885, with the popular melody rewritten in 1980: https://youtu.be/q4i-5Df0oVc

Is sung on Sankt Hans Aften every year while roasting a (sculpture of a) witch on a huge bonfire.

Skipper Klements morgensang: https://youtu.be/C0QQzXgKwOI?si=Ifno3B832V7P33D- A song from 1970 (I actually thought it was way older) about a civil war in 1534

I think you meant “powers of two” not “square numbers” near the end there

The main problem i have had with printing minis has been getting the supports off of the print. FDM seemingly generates more support material than resin printing, and because the figure is as small as it is, it is quite difficult to get any tools in there to get the support material out.

Yes, the article explains what Control Net is for those of us who haven’t heard of it before. And the article says that Control Net was (apparently) initially meant to be used for qr codes.

Can you recommend a place to start brushing up on that?

Both Railroad Ink. and Number 9 (might be called 0-9) are games which are solely component limited, meaning that if you buy 2 boxes you can play with twice the amount of players (12 and 8 respectively).

Mysterium is a co-op game for up to 7 players.

If you are into deduction and quick thinking Ricochet Robots might be for you.

If you want a chill game to have a chat while playing Concept (without the rules for points) is a fun “guess the word/phrase” game.