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Same, I played 8 hours in two work days (this is huge for me who usually plays 8 hours a month). This game is addictive as hell

Just made the transition, couldn’t be easier. Export, import, profit

Good read, I think the practical example of enshittification makes it easier to understand.

We have a winner!

• Big endian (a very powerful NPC)
• Hardware abstraction (a spell that makes all the stuff disappears)
• Obfuscation (invisibility spell)
• Multiplexing (ability to cast several spells as one)
• Dangling reference (when wrong information is given by somebody)
• Curiously Recurring Template Pattern (basically crop circles)
• Pure virtual method (anything somebody learned but will never use)
• Diamond inheritance (when someone in the party dies and all of their money is spread accross the others)

Can you tell what’s my job?

Nice, it really brings the finish to another level

Love it! How did you make the case?

As I understand the screenshots, it looks like it is simulating a windows XP desktop but not opening actual windows or messing with the system

Let’s go. In and out. Eight day adventure.

Nice, good luck with your fight, remote work is the future

What’s the name of your employer again?

Seriously, those are really good conditions, I’m glad you are aware of that.

Is that really a thing? I’ve seen it in a few job offers but I have trouble understanding how it works…

As I understand it you can take as many days as you want and it works on the company’s trust, but that system sounds really toxic to me, isn’t it?

Edit: I’m European with almost 7 weeks off a year for context

I heard a story about a therapist that used RPGs as a tool to diagnose patients. They held group sessions with several patients and then had a private session with each of them to debrief.

I’m convinced a lot of things can reflect on the way people play and make up their character.

Depends on which articulation, but I’d say at most 6

Second that, same plan for 2 years and very happy with it. I only host a VPN though

A Raspberry Pi with a touchscreen should be enough, I can’t think of a cheaper alternative

I’d say more than 10 years now. Computers evolved a lot more between the 90s and the 00s than between the 00s and now, my old laptop is 10 years old and it’s still perfectly running linux, and I hope it will keep running for years.

The problem is more hardware obsolescence, it’s a Acer so every part of it is slowly falling apart (keyboard, screen, battery) and OEM parts are impossible to find after all those years. I guess this problem is less important for desktop.

So you have five different apps to browse Lemmy?