Pumasuedeblue

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on Absolutely · c/womensstuff · 11 pts · 81d

Because the boy who cried wolf story is a good parable for anyone, and the story of Cassandra is only useful for people who will either never understand the lesson, or those who already know it too well.

on me_irl · c/me_irl · 5 pts · 127d

I've been laid off four times in 30 years of trying to have a career. I will never live to see myself get out of debt, let alone save anything to retire.

on Dry herb vape? Your thoughts · c/trees · 3 pts · 152d

I swear by my Airizer, (first a Solo and now a Solo 2) When I did have a battery issue they were great to deal with and got a replacement to me PDQ. Not fancy at all, but work great and super dependable.

I've run the Urzaplex in a competitive red pauper deck, and the only issue I see is that you don't have any low cost creatures to hide behind while you get all three Urzas. I found that adding a few creatures with an X cost or another mana-variable cost helped out as you can cast them cheap as 1/1s if you get stuck, or as 10/10s if you draw them late. These also make great hate magnets.

on *Permanently Deleted* · c/asklemmy · 3 pts · 226d

Definitely ADHD. (Can personally confirm.) It's also common with my autistic friends. I don't have an OCD contact to ask, but from what I've learned about the spectrum I would be surprised if they don't.

This is true, but it's one of the ways MS weasels it's way in. If you're using teams with clients, then they likely have Outlook as their scheduling app, so you have to use it too, since it only works with itself. It's a backdoor to get you into their trap and get more and more of your data tied up and expensive to migrate.

I hope that your daily driver is 100% paid for and supported by your work. There's no way you should be expected to bring an unsecured advertising and user tracking device into your home, especially on your own hardware.

There are very few reasons why anyone should be using Windows in a professional setting anymore. Any company that does so is taking a huge security risk with company data. I'm sure there are lots of places that do it, but this is due to typical corporate laziness and ignorance.

At this point, any programs that won't work in Wine either have a component that cannot be run in Linux (kernel level anti-cheat for example) or has a DRM/execution stack that enforces Windows use (ie Abobe.) Most of my Windows emulation is gaming, and I've managed to get Fitgirl installers and even cracks/updates to run through Wine and Proton. My opinion only: At this point any program that won't run on Linux is intentional, either by design, or by neglect.