Mama told me not to come.
She said, that ain’t the way to have fun.
Yeah, people look at me weird as well, but it’s mostly because my parents weren’t into hunting, and I have young kids and don’t want to risk them playing with my guns. Once the youngest is old enough to learn to use them properly, maybe I’ll go try my hand at hunting.
Surely you could run Syncthing in a docker container or flatpak or something to force it to work on the same machine. I don’t know what mechanism is used, but you can spoof a lot on Linux.
Yes, they do, I’m saying they could avoid US payment processors if they wanted to w/o really any change for users other than maybe changing the credit card they use to avoid the foreign transaction fee. That was the whole thrust of this comment chain.
I think Tuta does that since I’m charged in euros and subject to foreign transaction fees, so I doubt they pay US taxes. It’s no big deal, I just use a credit card w/ 0% FTF and I’m good to go.
Yup. TL;DW:
Those are just the ones I remember off the top of my head.
And honestly, I probably wouldn’t use a VPN from them unless it was included for no extra charge. I prefer to keep my services separated.
I use Tuta, and while the search kinda sucks, it’s good enough, you just need to make sure you have all mail downloaded that’s being searched (last 30 days IIRC).
I picked them because they have similar privacy as Proton with lower prices and features I like (i.e. 3 domain names).
Surely that would be on the service, not the customer, no? They would charge a foreign transaction fee, which is annoying, but it can also be avoided by using pretty much any travel card.
Yup, I have all the Zelda games for Switch, and I’ll probably buy a Switch 2 mostly for Zelda. If they port old games, I’ll buy those too.
I think I have a problem…
You can claim whatever you want, but that doesn’t make you right.
Chuuuuuuuuu!
Releasing wives into mansions and penthouse apartments would probably result in more pollution from all the deliveries.
I’m in Utah, and we drove out the wolves like 100 years ago and coyotes have a bounty, so we’re being overrun with deer. As a result, it’s really easy to get a deer tag here, since we need some way to cull the population, but it’s still not enough. We’re finally reintroducing wolves, but it’ll take a while for things to rebalance.
It is. Lemmy is further left, but Reddit is absolutely left of center.
Asian “grass” is usually darker.
change the appearance of it to anything you’ve collected before
I like that too. I don’t like the limited inventory space for gear though, which means I keep having to go sell stuff if I don’t want to destroy things. I should be able to just sell it any time with an owl or something, doing a bunch of collectibles to get more space doesn’t feel great.
That’s a pretty small nitpick because money is rarely an issue. It just feels bad to destroy stuff to open a chest.
That’s not how I see it. Here’s how I interpret it.
Johnny practices his whole life to be the best he can. The devil shows up and challenges him, so he says it might be a mistake (probably knows the devil will cheat), but trusts his training and accepts. He plays his heart out and beats the devil at his own game, despite the devil trying to cheat. He wins the golden fiddle and, filled with confidence, says he’s up for another challenge. He knows he’s the best because he beat the cheating devil.
I don’t see it as talking about pride or gambling, but knowing your abilities and reaping the fruits of your labor. If it was about pride, he would’ve been caught by the devil.
I’ve been playing it as well, and it really is quite good. It’s not very challenging though, which is a bummer, but they’ve done a great job on the world.
Some nitpicks:
But those are pretty petty things. Quest design is pretty good, casting spells is fun, and side content is largely worth doing. I think it’ll age pretty well.
Just look at the backlash he got for comparing ad block’s impact to that of piracy.
Well yeah, because he’s objectively wrong, yet doubled and (I think) tripled down on it.
What he meant was that blocking ads eliminates his revenue (which is bad), but it’s not piracy by any definition I’ve ever heard of.
That said, I don’t think it has anything to do with how trustworthy LMG is, there are plenty of other reasons to have concerns about that (GN made a video about that). I watch them occasionally as entertainment, but rarely for actual information.
Not because they didn’t go far enough to discourage using coupon codes.
I’m not arguing that they should discourage people from using coupons, I’m arguing they should have explained why Honey is problematic and why they’re no longer taking their sponsorships. There should be no call to action, merely information that Honey isn’t great. Users can then consider other sources for coupons that may be more friendly for affiliate links, or not, the information is merely why they’re no longer working w/ Honey as a sponsor.
Yeah, that’s another issue. I don’t know now to field dress a deer, nor do I know what to bring to pack it out. I’m not even sure I’ll enjoy hunting in the first place. I know my way around a gun (took my SO to a range on a date), but shooting a living animal is another matter entirely.
So I’m planning to go jackrabbit hunting first. They’re a nuisance animal, not good for eating (so no need to field dress), I can use a small caliber (SO doesn’t have experience with larger guns), and they’re everywhere. If I like that, I’ll ask around to find a hunting buddy.