Hope everything turns well for you.

Here’s my story:

Didn’t get any email that the flight time was changed to 3 hours earlier.

App on the watch told me that I should go to the airport as soon as I woke up, but I ignored it.

When we got to the airport we didn’t see our flight on the screen. We went to the counter and got strange faces from staff. “Sir your flight departed 2h ago”.

After 10 minutes of waiting with not much information we get a flight that’s departing in 20 minutes for no extra cost.

It wasn’t a direct flight like the missed one, but we arrived to our final destination an hour later than initially planned.

I checked how could I avoid this in the future and noticed that the pdf with boarding pass had the updated flight time, but the email that included this boarding pass had wrong time. Booked via kiwi because airlines website had troubles with charging my credit card for some reason.

True. My cat is tiger inside the house and always wants to go outside but then immediately changes his mind.

20+ years old riced Honda Civic.

I perfectly fit the described persona.

I think whoever is here now cares about the federation/open source. If you don't care about this why would you be here instead of reddit with more active communities? You need active communities to make people that only care about the content to switch.

I'm like this too. Having enough money to get anything I could wish for I cannot think of a material gift that I would really appreciate. I would already buy it if I could think of something.

I wouldn’t call it coding. It’s more about writing configurations. You have to provide a list of packages you need and some configuration for them like configuring default desktop environment. I recommend searching for dotfiles repos with configuration.nix on github to get an idea.

Learning about FIRE -> investing in ETFs.

Using it for work from time to time, mostly when I have issues with HTML/CSS or some quick bash scripts. I'd probably miss copilot more. It saves a lot of time with code suggestions.

This was fast. Shoutout to everyone involved!

Agree. Whenever I am away from home and code on laptop I am annoyed for a few days with switching between apps.

Going back to two monitors again feels like a blessing when I get back home.

Has anyone switched to working for 4 days a week? I have an option to do it but not sure if it's worth the money cut.

Knowing myself I'd probably still work for 5 days just less hours per day.