Path of exile

Which?

Dang. I never thought of using the discovery servers for that purpose. Creative! Just hope that one side doesn’t accidentally delete everything in there…

Shoot, really? Dang…

Yeah, just… do not sink deeper into the bathtub lol…

Didn’t know about this, thanks!

CMV: Towers and Unequal are literally impossible to beat at their harder/hardest difficulty levels without any cheating or guessing.

lol the truth comes out. I just wanna stay as close to Windows as would be comfortable without Microsoft’s telemetry, personally ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Frankly, that’s really cool and I think all NPOs capable of doing that should follow suit… though I suppose that paves the way towards ghost or shell companies sneaking in that way… Hmm…

preferred *required

FTFY, at least here in a certain country…

Did you know that Monopoly was originally invented by a woman whose point was how horrible monopolies are? It originally had a co-op mode that could topple monopolies through unions and co-ops.

Her game was bought by a jerk who removed the co-op mode and then claimed Monopoly as his own game. She died penniless.

If the capitalist system incentivizes me to outcompete others and hoard my wealth and, conversely, punishes me for my altruism; then, I am forced to play by the rules of such a system.

So change it… or be a pebble in the mountain of change.

Use Qalculate!, the only calculator app everyone needs.

Hey AI, you rock!

Sweet!

Are these all open-source, though? Sorry, I should have clarified that!

https://jan.ai/ or something else?

I guess I must have way more tasks than you, then, because I can’t be bothered with the past, haha; too much to do! No problem; to each their own.

What is the point of crossing stuff out as opposed to just deleting finished tasks? That’s what I do.

If money were no object, I would build a reusable-glass network and force Walmart, Target, Kohl’s, etc. to start a global glass shipping program to take customer-returned glass products (like after you use up all the vinegar, mayonnaise, etc. in your glass jars, etc.) and get them back into the production factories for reuse. All containers would follow standardized sizes (several dozen classifications) to make reuse easy.

Indeed, I lead a choir and a handbell choir at the church where I work; some handbell ringers became very close friends!