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I still do 2-3 small ones (20-30 attendees) and a large one (ca. 2000 attendees) every year. Love it, escaping reality for 3-4 days into a world that is its own microcosm is relaxing and fun. Meeting people, trying new fun games, playing classics and trying to sleep as little as possible to experience as much as I can while playing competitive CS at 3 in the morning and hitting nothing whit my sleep deprived brain is fun.

Will do this as long as I can, hopefully well into retirement.

What about Kate?

PCs, should have been clearer. But with current RAM prices who knows what the Steam machine costs 🥲

99$ seems perfectly fine. I mean I use this accessory on a device costing 1000$+.

Yeah our current party started focusing hard on some kind of festival, tracking how many days until it happens. Yesterday our GM told us that they have clue what the festival is even about and that nobody else wo played the campaign ever engaged with it.

I think I have figured it out but every time I look at it my brain has once again trouble understanding what it sees here 😅

35, intermittent fasting (since I am incapable of eating normal portions per meal), 3-4 session of cardio a week (cycling), climbing twice a week including short gym session afterwards to build up muscles. Also no alcohol for the last two years.

Only thing I need to fix is sleep, I usually only get 7h a night and I feel like it should be 7:30-8.

Added the cardio like 6 months ago, am a voluntary firefighter and we have an event each summer where we run/hike up a hill wearing our oxygen bottles/mask and my goal is that I can do that easily.

What hoops? Being 18? Not having psychological issues, not having been in serious legal trouble before? That’s about it.

The issue the USA has is how they treat weapons, as toys, not as deadly tools we can appreciate and yet should respect and only handle safely.

Uhm not really, I have multiple family members which store quite a bit of ammunition at home and while noone might get them by accident you could easily get the guns and the ammo if you wanted to.

In Switzerland we rejected women’s right to vote in 1959 and then it passed in 1971. I am certain that we have many such examples.

Damit kann nur Israel gemeint sein, der real existierende jüdische Staat. Den sie damit ablehnen, und das ist schlicht antisemitisch.

Ja wenn man Dinge so interpretiert wir man will kann man wohl alles so deuten wie einem genehm ist…

https://youtube.com/watch?v=m8Y0-qaMBkA

Russia can end that state whenever they want.

I am a heavy user of AI tools, I have a Claude Code Max x20 subscription. I basically do not write any code myself but only direct CC to do so. This article is BS. It is a nice tool and it makes tedious work enjoyable (refactoring, searching for files, understanding legacy code, etc.). But it is incredibly incompetent quite often, needing adjustment and guidance. It does stuff in some way, it might even work but the code is a mess, the architecture might be alright, it might also be a complete chaos. I never was able to let it implement a feature on its own, it sometimes fucks up single method implementations.

Yes it is quite a bit better than a year ago (Opus that is, Sonnet is meh, how people use Codex is a mystery to me, that thing is terrible). I do not deny that but articles like these are fearmongering at best. These are tools that can help you quite well, but they are not, in any way, at the level described in this blogpost.

You can customize it.

Nevermind, you can but you can not get rid of that button…

Used it for a while with Nightly, it is such an improvement over the old UI/UX.

One day I will figure out what other Arch users do and why my installation had not a single issue in the 3 years it has been running so far.

It is 20$ a year, isn’t it?

They did not replace repos, they exit in addition to the normal Arch repos, you can install any package from these repos if you want.

https://xkcd.com/37