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Don't use Windows. I'm sorry but it's not great software. I've managed hundreds of servers with it on there and it's always a huge pain in the ass. I run Fedora Linux and it's great, if that's too technical, you could do an Ubuntu spin, like Mint. Windows is also resource heavy and insecure. Grab a thumb drive and flash a live image and boot to it and see what you think. I promise you, you'll probably like it.

And if you're thinking, what about my games, Valve has made so much effort to make Windows games run on Linux, because of their SteamOS, which is Linux.

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I wonder if you'd enjoy:
Frostpunk
It's a bit too short in my opinion, but fun. It does rounds of building and preparing then you have to endure the winter.

Equally along those same lines, Timberborn is really cool. It's another city builder, but with beavers. You have to survive waves of drought.

Oh no it's super flammable. You can make fire starters with that shit. Last week my appointment complex insisted on cleaning out my dryer everything with a really cool vacuum, and I was sick, but let them. Best not to catch the whole building on fire. Yeah it's a risk for sure.

Digging into this deeper. I love this project. Publicly sourced on GitHub and codeberg. Super cool!

Right! If i don't have to scroll through 40 pages of some garbage that I'm sure an AI created, i don't trust it! 😜

I love keepass. I used to use bitwarden, but was annoyed they pay walled totp. I know you can use bitwarden_rs and self host it, but i had an instance where the container stopped and was sol and couldn't ssh out to the host lol. I use rsync to sync my encrypted keepass to all devices. I use the free tier of pcloud, so probably not rsync, but maybe. I have two Linux hosts and my android. It all works seamlessly.

I've always seen star trek as my inspiration on how life can and will be better. I really love the show in any iteration. And to all the haters, bye. Get a life, preferably not one that focuses on how others live. As a 40 year old gay man, I just think about myself, when I was deeply in the closest at a young age, seeing representation like that on TV. It would have been so awesome. Representation like that, can be very uplifting. I'm here for it!

It is quite a large project to move from over ci/cd to another. I worked at EA for 13 years and we moved from Jenkins to another platform. (Jenkins suuuuucks. If you ever wonder what hell looks like, try to maintain a Jenkins instance with a shit ton of plugins, half of which are no longer maintained and you have to upgrade the instance...)

Starting a new job with only one day of training. It's an all you can eat sushi place and today is our soft opening. Wish me luuuck... Haha

Im normally back of house but I'm jumping back into the front of house, cause money. I had a stage last night and had the head chef tell me to take the server/bartender job instead of the kitchen job he was offering me. :⁠-⁠| I'll use the money i make to refine my cooking skills. I need a new silicone spatula, mine broke.

Motorola. I used to work at a place that had Motorola branded bat boxes. They are not the same. My roommates partner had a phone that was the MINIMUM amount of specs. We're talking 32/32. I verified it because i couldn't believe it. And the thing was riddled with ads. I put him on a custom launcher and my private dns, 33.84% of his phones queries have been blocked. What in the hell.

I used to work at a breakfast place. It really makes a big difference to be sure to add enough oil in the pan and get it hot. Nonstick, and don't touch it until the whites set on the bottom. Give it a gentle shake to see if it's stuck, if it is, get a silicone spatula and gently nudge it. Then you can practice flipping in pan if you want. I really like to utilize a lid with water, but we didn't do that, just reduced the heat a bit and let it cook. :⁠-⁠)

Edit: re: flipping. Really make sure you don't add too much oil because if you do, you can burn yourself. If that happens, no emergency, just place a towel on your hand and arm.