My body’s just a flesh vessel for an immortal being whose name if you heard it would make you lose your mind.

I’ll have to look into Proton, thanks!

Interesting but extreme idea! I guess I could have my own alias’ as well. I have used gmails + thing quite a bit. They just make it so darn convenient lol.

I have my own domain but have been doing my email thru gmail - when i go to check from my webmail the amount of spam is insane. Is there good alternatives that do decent anti-spam. (Been a long time since I checked)

“now that’s a scary number!” /em drags into box

Starfield is pretty good, but space is just the background. It’s not really much of a space game TBH. (I’m enjoying it though!)

Yeah started finding some neat stuff as I go further out. It’s not that it’s not there, it’s just that you don’t tend to stumble upon it. Like I’ll go to a planet do a mission open up and scan and see some POI like 1200m away. Now do I really want to tedious run over empty nothingness to see if it’s like a space hut or another pirate base etc? I definitely check out nearby POI especially if they are on the way to where i need to go. (Still having fun in the game though and I guess later having options to at least poke around in new places will be fun and i’m curious if the critters are fixed or procedural, like will there be variants all over or just the same few species)

Does it eventually give you a purpose or guide you to making an outpost, I haven’t felt much of a need yet.

I’ve been enjoying Starfield - but the empty planets suck, especially without vehicles. The scanning thing is boring and dumb, worse than trying to get 100% on a NMS world. It’s a shame that fast travel disconnects you from the space feel of the game, but it makes the rest of the game playable. I like the game overall, but they have definitely dropped the ball on space travel. In theory it’d be cool to come across different “dungeons” etc, as in Skyrim when wandering around, but doesn’t happen in Starfield because you’re generally not going to happen upon them. It’s not interesting to drop down to random planets.

The hobbits are full adults and yet you tousle their hair like they are small children.

My pillow is so thin my wife is like “well just put a towel in the pillowcase”

Ah i see ignore my other comment - didn’t realize synology did remote backup as well as storage.

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First i’d heard of it, I was thinking “this is a joke right?”

It’s scary, as it is, i’ve recently heard otherwise reasonable people saying that Michelle Obama is actually a trans man and her kids were with a nanny or something. And all this trans stuff is like because she’ll run for VP or some such.

Just curious what sort of dev, and what kind of tools do you run on a Chromebook. Is it better than a standard laptop?

The Dutch maybe? Dutch hater!!

Last AAA game i think I played was Elden Ring which was great; most of the rest I can’t stand. I hate the 2 hours of cutscene/intro nonsense that most seem to have. I hate MTX, even if you don’t need to use them in theory; the fact that they are there means the game design will be pushed in a direction to get you to buy them. Also hate season passes or battle passes. (Sure a full DLC is fine, not like adding bits and pieces here and there and everywhere)

Thank god for steam and indie games that I can dump hours into (and Minecraft, and Vintage Story). Heh i noticed my Slay the Spire passed 900 hours (a bunch of that would be the game sitting there while i did other things, but still).

You volunteering to reach in and clean out the stuff in the little hatch? xD