Duh, the Devil helped it’s in the name.

One thing that keeps me really calm about obsidian is the plaintext database. I can live with a proprietary db if the code is foss and I can fudge my data out if I need to. If code and db are proprietary, I’m not putting my data there if I can help it.

I used my kindle for 10 years now, and I never bought one. I did buy ebooks 3rd party plenty.

With properly configured subvolumes, I’ll allow it.

I work with windows for over 10 years, and use Linux daily for private stuff, including being a nerd and a gamer, and some side gigs for at least 8.

If something is weird, doesn’t work or breaks in Linux, I can usually find the culprit and help fast. It’s out there or it’s so obscure I need to puzzle it myself.

If something like that happens on windows, pray someone already had that issue or Microsoft decided to write an article about it, because nobody will help, and most search results point to bot responses about scf scannow, dism at best, and straight up reseting your system to factory defaults.

Point being, I like figuring out stuff in Linux, and I dread opaque bullshit Microsoft gets away with.

Even your network drive example, in my experience is a coin toss. So many variables, hidden settings, weird registry keys with no documentation. Yeah.

Guy has an extensive credits list https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Troy_Baker

Can’t argue with that.

Just googlw it is unfortunate shorthand for “learn it by doing research and troubleshooting”, a skill sadly very scarce. I agree it’s toxic and unhelpful. Guiding people to be better at finding information on their own is the way.

My favourite theory is we’re all dead and in purgatory, being teased with the end ofnthe world.

Fun fact, I worked with several other people on a localization patch for polish version of Morrowind, and we had so many of those east-west mixups fixed. Of course the publisher just translated strings and didn’t QA anything.

I doubt your face would be able to hold that frown after this kind of industrial injury.

I’m sorry what the heck is that Blade Runner reference.

Edit after skimming the article: It’s internal codenames for the controllers I think.

That barrel and sight are way too big for this bush. It’s going to get a black-eye-currant.

Call me jaded, but I don’t think tourism is such a great thing to base your economy on.

I never thought about it before, but I agree - you can start a conversion by complaining.

Living in Poland all my life, I also would like to mention it feels really safe here (as a white male, so…).

Unless you’re into football, or low quality clubbing you’ll be hard to find violent crime. Domestic violence and related murders do happen, but you’ll be hard pressed to get yourself mugged or assaulted these days.

You can pay by card or via app (blik) nearly anywhere, small village shop, street produce vendor, food truck, anywhere. If they don’t want your card they are probably doing some tax fraud, or are bad at finding low card payment fees.

TL;DR: I’ve travelled a bit, and I really don’t think I’d rather live anywhere else.

That’s Wieliczka. There’s more to it than the church, it’s pretty cool, but you’re liable to be salty on you ur way back up.

I got ADHD (why I did it) and got lucky (it didn’t break).

I did macro photography for a while by flipping my tele lens and holding it up to the mount the wrong way.

Very often they are SIP voip solutions that barely have anything to do with landlines, other than the number pattern and area prefix.

Let me guess, the research facility was studying primate intelligence devwlopement. Or rabies. Yawn.