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That’s fine, we just need to activate a mask with three eyes to regain 22 more minutes

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P-you-nd - cus it’s fun to say

I somehow skipped Hollow Knight since it came out, and got it during a sale last week after all the Silksong hype. Got 26 hours in it now.

Dogs - German (Huskies - Latino)

Cats - Finnish

Snakes - Parseltounge (yeah not a country but it’s an accent anyway)

Rodents - British

Birds - Arabic

Bugs - Hungarian

Lions - French

Dolphins - American (new york specifically)

Squirrels - Russian

Fish - Indian (I’m under the water please send help)

Circling back to your original issue, do you use a top coat? They’re usually next to the nail polish in the store, and you’ll need a UV lamp to cure them (generally also nearby the nail polish shelf). That’ll keep the smell in if you manage to get full coverage.

Even natural colours are not overdoing it, don’t avoid something that makes you happier just because it seems awkward! Personally I only use glue-ons for holidays and special weekends which sometimes aren’t even coloured, cause I need short nails for typing at work. Empower yourself by not judging yourself about what you wear!

A really nice new hoover. I’m allergic to dust and every time I hoovered I’d keep sneezing for like half an hour after turning it off and emptying the bag. The new one I just pour water in a little tank and empty it out without creating a dustcloud.

I can practically see the speech bubble: “You’re about to store those socks, aren’t you? Well how about YOU shove that up and leave me alone?”

11/28 And people wonder why web devs reflex-install Luxon or date-fns or something

I might be on the minority with this but I enjoy the labyrinth-like interior. When you learn the unmarked shortcuts (the floor maps don’t show everything) you can get to things very quickly.

A couple of years ago I asked a staff member about an item and she took me through these areas behind columns, etc. You would guess those areas are off limits but there’s no sign saying “staff only” there, so after a few visits I just kinda learned how to reach the areas I most often need right from the entrance.

Hey, we can’t prove they didn’t

The cutscene was hardcoded it turns out

No matter how many times I watch Flow, it never fails to make me cry by the end.

Depending on your specs, I don’t think you need to buy hardware. You can scale later if you run out of resources. This is how I’d separate your stuff:

• Desktop: SteamOS (or Bazzite IMO), for gaming. Install Kodi on it for the HTPC interface, and add a shortcut to it on the big picture UI
• RPi: Home Assistant OS. They have images for the Pi, which will let you install updates and addons from the gui. Addons are just containers, so you may be able to run a service or two if you run out of resources on the other machines.
• Compute stick: Some server OS (I personally like Fedora Server, but loads of options are available here. Bazzite is Fedora based, so you can use knowledge you gain on one, on the other). Nextcloud (reconsider this, Nextcloud is a complaint magnet from what I can well, there are alternatives to most of its functions), your *arrs, torrent client etc. Stuff that is okay if it goes down for a bit.
• Laptop: Same OS as the compute stick. Whatever doesn’t fit the stick, plus Pihole/Adguard. For DNS though, I’d recommend using a cloud provider instead of self hosted, because if it goes down, you’ll be stuck reconfiguring your DNS before fixing it (since if dns goes down, you can’t easily access websites to look up stuff). IMO NextDNS is a good option, both free and paid tiers, and it does adblock lists too.

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• For remote management, ZeroTier and Tailscale are both good options at the moment. I use Tailscale, but they recently announced they want to IPO at some point, so I’ll be moving to Headscale (the self hosted version essentially) if they start enshittifying.
• For remote gaming, check if Steam remote play works, or set up a Sunshine server on your PC.