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Correct. Which kinda sucks for this event since that seems to be the best way to get tomes.

The fact that he was a major plot point for the RedShirts book is one of my favorite things about that book. (Or rather, his "legally different because of copyright" Irish equivalent)

I do both. I use Obsidian to maintain lots of notes and links and such. But I also carry a fountain pen and a notebook in my pocket. I find when I write stuff down in there I tend to remember it more. I also carry an A5 notebook at work to take down work notes and track my todo's. More productive, looks better in meetings, and I'm less likely to get distracted by notifications or the draw of apps/social-media.

Lots of times I'll do a drawing of dimensions or an idea, then I'll take a picture of that and throw it in Obsidian later. Also if it's a note that I want to keep later I'll transcribe it into my digital notes.

I just enjoy the act of writing and getting to own a pen that I won't just lose or loan away. I'll also pick up old notebooks sometimes and be reminded of things I wanted to do or ideas I had that got missed, and the reminder is way more tangible and impacting that being reminded by found digital notes. It comes with the tactile memories as well.

listen, i can get a burger for free out of dumpster, but I'd rather pay for one from the menu.

Also Bomb Rush Cyberfunk just came out and it's an amazing homage to JSR. Highly recommend. https://store.steampowered.com/app/1353230/Bomb_Rush_Cyberfunk/

Block freely and block often.

While I agree that hotels are generally better than Airbnb, I have always had really good luck with Airbnb. I traveled across the EU staying almost only in Airbnb's and it was great. It also let me kind of see what the housing market was there if I ever wanted to move. Also one of my hosts in Amsterdam firmly believed in the "bed and breakfast" portion of Airbnb, and cooked breakfast in her kitchen for us every morning and had all kinds of great info about the city. Plus she had an old orange cat that liked to sit at the breakfast table with us.

I use Feedly after Google reader died. Pretty much only use it for webcomics.

It has a cuseforge browser/search built in. It's a one click install.

That said, and this isn't just a Prism thing, cuseforge just had a major hack and multiple mods and mod packs were infected so that downloading infects your computer, so I would avoid cuseforge for the time being. https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2023/06/dozens-of-popular-minecraft-mods-found-infected-with-fracturiser-malware/

no 60 unfortunately. I run a 60fps mod on it, but then throttle the deck down to 30 so that I can get a continuous stable 30fps. On PC I can get 60fps, but not stable, but I've got an older card(1070Ti mini).

great. It was a little rough on release day, but the fact that it ran at all was surprising. Also stuttered for a little while at the start since it was compiling shaders. Now, for me anyway, all the kinks seem to have been worked out and it runs great. Better than some switch gameplay I've watched actually.

modded minecraft works just fine(as long as you're playing the java verson.) Use the Prism launcher