AppearanceBoring9229

It seems to be on a healthy state, there are some communities that I would like to have more content. But that's also on me to share and contribute to the communities I would like to see.

Being a bystander on reddit for so long it's a bit difficult to change that mindset, but I'm trying to share a bit more

Even if you need microsoft office for some random file you can use their free web version. Well it's been a couple years since I last needed it I'm assuming it still exists

I read it as "Humble Bundle cuts..." and tought they were removing the donations

It amazes me the amount of people that think theres no alternative to adobe, just for their casual use. I know that for professional it has some features that no other has.

Altough termal prints seem to fade over time, it seems that his use case is to add images to his notebooks. So i don't think that would be a good idea unless the plan is to throw it away at the end of the course

This has been a good discussion, and I agree a bit with both of you.

On one hand I agree that it's part part of the game design to either have unlockables stuff or have access directly to it. And it can alter greatly how each designer and player approaches the game.

I don't think it's wrong either way but there are several examples in the industry where the design turns on greed mode and the gameplay feels second tought if at all. But that doesn't mean if they are charging you, or you need to unlock it it's automatically unfair.

I haven't played Helldivers but for what I understand is a pve game in which you teamup to advance trough levels. For me it sounds fine that the progression is behind a grind. Although It could be even better to have it all unlocked, it could change the complete feeling of the game

On the other hand pvp games like Civilization, skull girls, should have either everything unlocked or a way to easily unlock it trough a little play. Since the appeal for me is for everyone to be on equal footing and just a display of skill.

If you are not used to, at first it may be difficult to pay attention to the audio and understand it. Sometimes for me, the audio becomes background noise.

I listen to several podcasts, while it's not the same as an audiobook I started doing it to practice languages until I found some channels I like and it's now part of my daily activities

This is very important. It's easier to do regular "exercise" if it's part of your daily routine than having to go out of your way to go to the gym.

The fittest I've been on the last years has been when I could bike to the office

I want to know the answer. Is it just greed?

Check veracrypt. It allows you to create a "partition" that looks as a file and you can have that option of the fake password.

Its been several time since I've used it, so I don't remember the exact details. If you need help I could make a tutorial

If you want to be really secure you can encrypt it. By hand it would be difficult, but with enough time I think you could get used to it.

On digital you may have an encrypted drive with a fake password. That way using your fake password it shows some decoy files that you don't care about. And using the real password it shows your journal.

I journal sporadically on standard notes, it seems pretty secure for my needs. My main worry is that it may disappear one day.

Before that I journaled on a txt my computer, but sometimes it was a bit tedious.

I also have some journal notebooks that I use when it's more to drop some ideas on paper, so that I can visualize them better or check them up in a couple months or years. This are really small notebooks so it's usually very brief.