That’s the spirit!
I used to use Fairmail but now I’m strongly on the Canary Mail bandwagon
Signal, Firefox, ReadEra (best EBook reader for Android hands down)
Honourable mentions to OLauncher. Super clean UI that makes my phone less distracting and easy to use
No. There’s an adult/s that use their kid to make millions of dollars.
Nice guide! Very easy to understand and works a treat. Stay awesome!
Only using labels and mirrors to talk to people.
Them: Hello
Me: Hello
Them: Is the report done for that thing I asked your yesterday?
Me: Thing you asked yesterday?
Them: Yeah, I cant remember what it was now
Me: You can’t remember?
Them: Yeah, I’ll go remind myself and get back to you
Brilliant productive conversation :)
Hello from a software engineer in test.
I use Linux because of habit of looking for an alternative to Windows that didn’t require Mac hardware. The machines we’ve been allocated are dog slow Dells, so it was either pain or Linux.
I spend most of my day either remoting into embeded units or servers and debugging/writing scripts to test them. I do that over SSH and bar one I can think of, they all run Debian or a variant.
For me personally, I like to have my development environment mimick (with some niceties) what I work with. In general, I sleep better knowing if it works on my machine, it will probably work on the thing it will eventually be used against. I also know the terminal like the back of my hand and have grown to depend on it for basically everything development. I would never not want to use it.
However, my tech lead runs Windows 7, uses VSCode and relys heavily on GUI programs in general. I would also say, he is far more efficient in his tasks than I am. When I questioned his use of these things he responded “It’s how I like it” and that really stuck with me.
The key take away from this ramble is create a PDE, a personal development environment. Linux is great because your can customize just about everything you’d want to. That being said I’m sure you can customize your Mac just as much where it matters.
Just stay awesome!
Note - I would however check out neovim for the exact reasons I’ve stated here :)
Sounds like a fun character to play. The next thing to concentrate on is what does this entity want with her? Why save her? Is it actually really weak and needed a body? Are these nightmares from people from her past lineage who are fighting to get her back? If so can we meet one of these characters in the campaign?
All things to ask your DM about. The story will just flow from there and I guarantee they will appreciate it. - A forever DM
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