I started playing The Ascent, I do dig the cyberpunk atmosphere.

I played bitburner for a bit (heh). It helped me so much to practice js coding, I was so rusty. It is free BTW.

I've been using 0.6 for some time, I normally do functional prints. It is a good compromise between speed and quality.

Also I want to recommend Birday, it is a very simple birthday manager, and you can import birthdays from your calendars.

I intend to use this to remember birthdays and actually call people on their phones.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.minar.birday

NeverTooManyBooks.

I have several books cases and shelves where I store books, this has helped me a lot to have a catalogue of them.

I just scan the book code, the app gets book info, and I assign it to a place where it is physically stored, like, bookcase 1 in office room, shelf 3 on main room, etc.

I have it installed from Droid-ify which is like an app to have more sources for f-Droid.

https://apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid/index/apk/com.hardbacknutter.nevertoomanybooks

I am a team manager, on status meetings on fridays I always ask if someone has good plans for the weekend, and on monday I ask how was your weekend.

I get a lot of silence, and most of the time I tell some bits of what I did, but from time to time someone tells something about what they did.

I think that is good for the team, since we are all remote, it's a little bit of socializing and have something to talk about other than work.

Reminds me when I did not fastened my glass bed, it crashed down from like a meter and a half. Good thing it only chipped a corner.

Thanks! It does not show, but this is one of the 3 colored filaments, so it looks different color depending on the angle you look at it.

Subnautica.

I played it when it was beta, could not finish it then.

It runs pretty good on the Deck, and I alternatively play it on the Deck docked to a tv on the living room, and on my PC.

Lol if I have learned on my years on this planet is to not care what other people think about me.

Others are preparing to refuse to comply with either demand, countering the companies’ ultimatums with one of their own: Shut up or fire me.

This is me. I let them know I will not comply with the expectation of going back to office, not even once a week.

Couple months have passed and nothing else has happened, or was not fired, but I am preparing new gigs.

Also I have been in the company for 15+ years.

I started buying so many ttrpg books when pandemic started. I particularly like Free League.

We played some Tales from the Loop and Vaesen, but preparing sessions take so much time and energy, I just could not keep up.

I also like to read the systems, some of them I have read all the way through and fantasizing about playing them.

I consider these books an investment for the future, just like my steam games haha.

PC mainly, but a couple months ago I got a Steamdeck, and I can now play from the couch on the TV.

I've wanted to be able to play from the couch for a long time, but I did not want a PC on the TV, so this is a very good option.

I can play casually and also play coop sometimes easily.

Most importantly, I don't have to be in my "office" room, since I work from home, it is good to be away from the room I am all day working on.