Also a great idea, I didn’t know that.

https://obsidian.md/publish

Obsidian is awesome, and obsidian publish costs money but it’s very easy to use.

I agree, I never said it was. I was just explaining why (imo) many people have a knee-jerk reaction to any pro-vegan posts.

Non-vegans are just sick of vocal vegans turning every conversation into a pro-vegan preach-fest. Factory farming is deplorable, but it’s not just a black & white issue.

From what I understand, the foreshadowing doesn’t have much to do with the particles found in the milk, but the fact that the bird flu has jumped spiecies to a mammal. And a mammal that is widely spead across the globe in near-perfect conditions for speading, mutating, and then jumping to humans.

You are very welcome.

It’s certainly unpopular here, but no one is going to bash you for it.

Btw if you do want to get away from windows, but still have a similar look-and-feel AND windows games just work, bazzite rocks.

10 years ago windows was the only fool-proof way. But not anymore.

https://bazzite.gg/

Poetry. >chef’s kiss<

You are correct, it isn’t. Even doing custom prints for people comes with way more hassle then it is worth.

Signal, texting, emails. I’ve never been on Facebook, and never will be. I prefer to not be spied upon by evil billionaires.

Tough question. I’d say Stellaris and Neverwinter Nights.

Stellaris is giant with so many options, it would take a while to get stale.

Neverwinter Nights has hundreds of homebrew campaigns available, and with the PRC mod also hundreds of classes & races to play.

I’m getting back into battletech recently. The story is decent, and I just love the mechanics. I just got lucky with an AC20+++ (giant canon, the +++ means improved stats). I put it on a medium mech (wolverine), which meant no room for anything else except almmo and armor. But it doesn’t matter, it goes BOOM. Very boom.

I’m learning about i3 and xfce on arch (my daily driver). I’m not linux expert, but I’ve been really enjoying figuring things out after switching from ubuntu to arch. This weekend I’m getting the icons for network manager applet and clipman working on the whisker panel, and then removing the i3bar.

Well, at least that’s rhe goal. I don’t have much free time, so tbis will mkst likely be a month project, not a weekend. :P

This is great! I’m definitely going to try this out, nice work.

Dwarf fortress with DFhack. Now with graphics!

Oops, I seem to have misread you. Haha, ok, wow I am a total linux noob compared to you.

No downvote here my friend. I love arch, but that doesn’t mean it’s for everyone. Plug-and-play distros are great too, they just have different strong points.

I used Ubuntu for a few years, and always felt that it works well and was super easy to set up. But it also seemed to use a lot of disk space. This was of course not ubuntu‘s fault, but my inexperience. But I never had to look under the hood, so I didn’t, and I ended up installing a bunch pf bloat, some of which ended up causing minor issues eventually.

I decided to try arch, and get more into configuration and learning linux. It was quite a ride, and I am happy to have gone through with it. I’m still learning, but I have so much more knowledge & control over what the PC does and how it does it. I also have a lot more room for games and such.

Baldur’s Gate 1 & 2. The open-world gameplay melted my adolescent brain after growing up on NES games. I haven’t stopped playing such games since, and I still go back and play them again occasionally.

Go for the eyes Boo!!