Very glad I waited hoping for a GOG release before the holidays. I still had to wrap up Alan Wake 2 so it wasn't a big deal but still I'm very happy about this

Agreed, it's absurd how far people will go just for a modicum of convenience

Damn, it looks great! I'm definitely considering this artist for my own commission

I'm sold! I'll see if my local library has a copy to borrow next time I go there. Thanks!

Hexed sounds quite interesting. I'm a horror novels fan, would you recommend it?

I'm trying for the umpteenth time to read Dracula but as always the Mina chapters are destroying any interest I have in the story. I will try to finish it this time though!

I'm also slowing grinding the last couples of chapters of Orbital by Samantha Harvey. I did enjoy the book at first but after a while it feels a bit samey. Gorgeous descriptions will only take you so far imho.

As non fiction goes, I started +KAOS. Ten Years of Hacking and Media Activism, a collection of interviews to A/I members, the Italian collective recently shut down by Trump. Incredible read, highly recommended it!

If you only need a Kanban board, Vikunja is pretty great

I didn't expect to find a Dungeon Crawler Carl reference in this thread. Goddamn.

You absolutely can. You just need to setup an S3 bucket somewhere, be it cloud or a local S3 compatible storage like a minio server.

Thank you! Does that mean you have to reboot every time you update something?

As someone that is not really interested in immutable distros, what is the use case here when btrfs covers the quick and easy rollback part already?

I totally get you. What really helped me was playing a shitton of single player shooters.