So, is the orange boys big birthday parade still happening or does the weather still say „na canceled“?
Meta AI-App stellt private Unterhaltungen im öffentlichen Feed dar
Well done Meta. Once again trampling all over users privacy. Just like we know you.
It turns out I suck at playing Go. I have no foresight at all about what is going to happen in the later stages of the game and then usually get taken for 50 points at once.
Ze:ro Praxen. 📍
Another day, another dialysis session. And once again four hours of lying still in the heat. You can believe that I’m drenched in sweat afterwards. 🙁
I finally have port forwarding working on my Mac mini running Sequoia. Turns out the firewall resisted my attempts to open a port. Not even when configuring APF manually. So I had to resort to turning off the system firewall and installing LittleSnitch. Sometimes 3rd party simply is best.
Why Call of Cthulhu Beats D&D at Actually Getting Played
Let’s be honest about something. How many D&D campaigns have you started that never finished?
I’m talking about those epic adventures that were supposed to take your characters from level 1 to 20. The ones that petered out somewhere around level 6. The campaign notes gathering dust on your hard drive.
There’s a reason for this. And it’s not that your group lacks commitment.
The Year-Long D&D Commitment Problem Here’s what nobody tells you when you crack open that shiny new D&D adventure book.
Not exactly what I expected to see in a cab that is mostly booked by geriatric dialysis patients. 😂 #nsfw
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Okay, this “Haptic Trailer"—when viewed on your iPhone—is pretty great.
That was a fun experience indeed. (When viewed on iPhone in landscape mode.)
I need a new flat cap (newsboy cap) after my wife tried to do me a favor and put my old one in the washing machine. It now fits my son perfectly. So at least he’s happy.
Trading Freedom for Efficiency: My Journey from PD to HD
After my kidney surgery, everything changed. I had to switch from peritoneal dialysis (PD) to hemodialysis (HD). PD is the type where you dialyze at home through your abdomen. HD is what most people picture - sitting in a clinic hooked to a machine.
I didn’t have a choice in this. The surgery made the decision for me.
What I Miss Most About PD I miss my nights. With PD, I just hooked up before bed.