The main issue I had was the incompatibility to the AUR. Manjaro holds back updates from the main Arch repo, to do some more tests etc. But that doesn’t apply to the AUR. But the AUR packages depend on the latest versions from the main Arch repo to be installed. With Manjaro always being 2 weeks or so behind, it’s just a matter of time and your system breaks at some point when you use AUR packages.

It’s funny that they claim to be more stable than vanilla Arch because of their own repositories. My Manjaro installation broke itself very frequently after half a year of use. My Endeavour now is much more stable and reliable.

It’s pretty though

It’s been a while since I read it but I know what you mean and I think I felt similarly.

I don’t know that trilogy yet. Thank you for the recommendation :)

You mean your friend is cheating on you and your friendship? Then yes. Your gf would definitely not be cheating here.

After only reading sci-fi for quite some time I started a Brandon Sanderson journey. Or more like a Cosmere journey. I started with Warbreaker, then Mistborn Era 1, then Stormlight Archives up to Rhythm Of War, then Mistborn Era 2 to bridge the gap to the Stormlight “Wind And Truth” release, which I’m still on currently, because I’m very slow lol.

What would you say is the best in its genre? I’m asking because I very much enjoyed the science, technical details and explainations in Project Hail Mary and The Martian. I’ve found not many Sci-Fi books with similar details in this regard so I would love suggestions :)

Well, no one said anything about completing or even progressing the tasks. Just switching between them

Thanks! Will try that out :)

It’s unfortunately right up at the top just below the crotch. So underwear with 15 to 20 cm of leg is the most practical I’ve found so far.

My thighs rub against each other and get very sore when I wear my kilt. I always need to wear some kind of trunks/briefs with longer legs underneath to prevent it and it totally ruins the freedom and ventilation aspect :(

Not for me unfortunately. The inner parts of my thighs get very sore when I wear my kilt :(

In my opinion we’re doing more than enough genocide already, don’t you think?

I still think it should be called server-transparent instead of serverless. Makes it a little clearer.

And I thought this was a joke about Java Spring and Hibernate. I should work less…

I rarely use bookmarks, if I want to read something later, like articles or whatever. I use them for pages I need to visit frequently. If I want to save something to read it later, I used Omnivore in the past but they’re shutting down unfortunately.

I moved to Wallabag now and I’m happy so far. The UI is less polished than the one from Omnivore, but it works well.

The good thing about those tools is, that they save a snapshot of the site at the time you’re viewing it, so if it’s removed in the future, you still have it. You can also export it to PDF (and other formats, I think) and it integrates with Obsidian, that I use to offload stuff from my brain.

I don’t know what’s wrong with people. It looks very cute and pretty and I think my wife would love it to. Unfortunately we probably live on the other side of the world.

It looks (and sounds by your description) like a crazy amount of work. I’m currently getting my first own sewing machine and try to remember what my grandma taught me 25 years ago and I’m excited! But that dress is on a level I’ll probably only ever dream of.

I hope you can keep your head up and it’ll work out for you <3

Nah, that’s why I wait for my wife to tell me to make toast so I can do that without. Mercenary mindset!

You really have to get into that mercenary mindset. You’re obviously not responsible for your actions, if you’re just executing tasks someone else wants you to do. Smh

As I just wrote in another comment, I know that I was aware of that featured. Either it didn’t work or I don’t remember it correctly why I got stuck there. It’s been a few years now.