Nooo! Immortals was a lot of fun and a great follow-up to AC Odyssey. My kids loved the silly take on Greek mythology
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Have we considered the possibility that math has just gotten more difficult over the past few months?
Don’t do the math on how long ago 2010 was or you will immediately turn to dust
When it absolutely has to positively
This is handy for me because it’s one fewer brand of EVs I’ll need to research and compare
My wife and I got Nextmugs, which have no app and one single button that switches between warm/hot/piping/off. I tend to drink hot coffee slowly over the course of a couple of hours, and this has been a significant quality-of-life improvement.
I love it. These remind me of shuttle-era NASA mission patches.
My goal was to somehow work a lemming into the aesthetic of space exploration with big, bold elements that can easily be modified or recolored for special occasions. Nothing seemed to click until I saw a certain lemming photo and realized it was a great opportunity for a "once you see it, you can't unsee it" nod to our Lemmy mascot. (Let me know if you guessed what it is before viewing the photo!)
Pretty sure this is Scorpion's origin story in the new Mortal Kombat
I just moved from a one-piece ergo keyboard (Truly Ergonomic) to a Sofle RGB after spending Way Too Long comparing the available options. It's pretty good so far. Some early thoughts in case they help:
- Split design lets you put both pieces exactly where you want them
- Number key row is right where you expect it, so you don't need to switch layers for commonly used punctuation
- It's a popular keyboard, so it's not hard to find resources
- Column stagger feels natural right off the bat
- Rotary encoders don't seem very useful so far; I feel like Lily58 might have had this right
- Modifier keys don't feel natural yet, especially those on the outside
- I never thought about which thumb I used for the spacebar until this keyboard was staring at me
All in all, I'm happy with the Sofle and anticipate using it for a long time.
I mean… you can, but beyond the technical aspect of setting up the hardware/services/DNS, you also have to deal with the unknowable black boxes that are the major email services. As a very small server, you’re gonna run into deliverability issues and have absolutely no feedback or recourse from the giants. There’s a decent chance that you’ll end up with a perfectly configured mail server that, through no fault of your own, fails to actually get your messages to their recipients.
(Sorry to be a bummer here! If you do go this route, I hope that everything works out well for you.)