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yep
I’ll take my lower salary to sit in my home office with central air
I wouldn’t last a day as a driver with their expectations and the need to move/lift heavy packages in the heat
and apparently GS wants out of the apple card business (according to some other report I saw)
so I wonder who would take over if they do leave
I’m not sure if all of your points are covered, but this page has fediverse tips and an active mastodon account where you might be able to ask for the remaining scenarios to be covered
kinda liking this new quali format so far
the hards are introducing a bit of chaos, I feel like multiple warm up laps might work well?
shorter cars is a welcome change
I realize the safety structure makes it hard to reduce the size too much but maintaining current sizes or reducing them a little bit should help with on-track racing, especially on the tight street circuits F1 seems to love these days
please let him score points in Hungary!
it’s funny because I was able to get a standup desk in my home office
I’m in better shape now than when I was sitting at the office (plus zero distractions from the cOlAbErAtIvE oPeN fLoOr pLaN)
Dark Souls 1-3
been waiting for these to go on sale for what feels like forever!
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cool-retro-term: terminal emulator which mimics the look and feel of the old cathode tube screens
(github.com)
available via homebrew with:
brew install --cask cool-retro-term
according to the github, most distributions such as Ubuntu, Fedora or Arch already have the package cool-retro-term in their official repositories
it seems to be an amalgamation of reddit and twitter
they have 'magazines' which are like subreddits, but magazines can designate hashtags which appear on the 'microblog' tab of a magazine and seem to pull in posts from other fediverse instances such as Mastodon
I'm still learning my way around but that is how I understand it
hey don't kink shame!
I unchecked the 'Show Scores' option in settings (desktop site) and I enjoy the experience a lot
feels like old school forums where people just communicated instead of all this useless gamification
I'd been using Unity off-and-on for more than a decade, even published two crappy mobile games back in the day
this recent kerfuffle led me to find Godot and I actually quite enjoy it. so even if Unity did a full reversal I can't see myself ever going back to it
I had no idea their CEO was from EA, so in a way I'm glad all this happened as I learned quite a bit