FWIW my actual financial advisor says this exact same thing.
Yep eventually in the deGoogle quest you just reach a point where you're like "Well I guess I'm just not using that app anymore. Time to hit up AlternativeTo.net"
I got it working on Wine eventually but I do recall having to hunt down instructions for the terminal so it would properly read my USB port. It was definitely confusing, and I'm glad I won't have to remember all the steps again.
As soon as that news came down I immediately went to my extension and turned off auto-updates. Glad I did now!
I'm glad I got one when they came out. It's not an OLED screen but that's okay. I don't use it as my primary gaming vehicle anyway. Feel bad for folks who didn't snag one then and want one now though.
Decent write-up, thanks for sharing. I'm probably never going to buy one of these myself but I'm still interested in seeing how the product performs.
The artist is Adam Ellis so yes.
Never noticed/thought about this, is Lady having coffee out of that saucer?
I think it did but after I went back to check on the shop recently (someone posted a link to it during the early days of everything), Etsy took the shop down.
Beep boop, newsletter ingested. Thank you admin for this tasty data meal.
This is by design; it's difficult to demonize "the others" if you have even a drop of compassion.
I associate crow memes with witchy memes, hope that flies
Mine :)
I went back recently and reread Arrows of the Queen from the Heralds of Valdemar series. I remember being absolutely in love with this series when I was a young teen. After rereading it, I was surprised to find the world building still held up. It's a little silly to get sparkly eyed over magical justice horses but, hey, it's still a fun fantasy.
The writing in general doesn't hold up as well as I remember. Not that it's bad--but events moved at a much faster clip than I had remembered them doing. I could have sworn there was a lot more time and attention paid to certain events that wound up taking about a chapter or so to resolve. There was also a lot more references to historical events than I remembered--in such a way that stuck out to me as odd, since this was the first book in publication order if I'm not mistaken. But they were very "Oh yeah remember when Herald So and So did Thing?" and it definitely feels like a mid-series book in that regard.
And Talia, though sweet, did have a bit of a "Everyone loves her and she's too good, too pure for this sinful world" about her that got a little tiresome towards the end.
So--either what are some of your experiences rereading old YA classics. Or, alternatively, how did you feel about this series at whatever point in your reading lifetime?
A fun game, but I haven't found a lot of people interested in playing it with me. I'm glad you can do a solo run--I also find it's a unique way to drum up some character ideas! Anyone else play this?
Andy Capp's Cheddar Fries for me.
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