Yeah this is my issue with it. I can find all the arts, Linux, and political stuff just fine. Sports, music, and places communities are seriously lacking. They exist, but are a shell of what you'd hope they'd be. Engagement is so low, it's not worth bothering. The sports and music communities being so small and sparse is a real bummer.
JakoJakoJako13
joined 1 year ago
Tomorrow's gonna suck isn't it.
For me on Arch it doesn't render any font correctly except the default. I can't figure out why. Best I can gather is it's something to do with fontconfig. But if literally every other program I use is just fine, I'm not gonna fuck with fontconfig for just a terminal. So WezTerm it is.
Howling Dark by Christopher Ruocchio. The second book in the Sun Eater Series. The first book was alright. The last third carried the whole book. Howling Dark is so much better. I'm about 350 pages in and everything about it is a vast improvement over the first book. Pacing, prose, the plot, everything is a big step up from the first book. Even Hadrian.
God's I hope their online lobby is not some BS in this game.
That's not Simcity.
Is this the no undies = swamp ass problem?
Where the 18s at...?
I got 355 hours in the game and haven't launched a rocket yet. I just built my first silo like an hour ago. I thought I was like minutes away from doing it. Nope. I have a whole new fucking chain to learn. Oh well. I love it. It's not stressful at all to me. This is the type of shit I live for. My OG answer to this question is SimCity 4. The endless replay value and modding in that game got me well over 5k hours of play. Factorio is the only game since then that has come even close to that feeling.
Factorio
East or West? How close are you to the cities? Not trying to dox you or anything. I'm in PA as well. If I was in your situation I don't think I would stay in the state.
During 2013 in college I had an old MacOS laptop. Like a 2009 macbook. It was good for it's age until it wasn't. When it came time to replace it I had stumbled upon the world of Linux. I knew I wanted to build a desktop and all I needed to do was choose a distro. At the same time I had an Information Technology class. One day I asked the professor if he ever heard of Linux. That question derailed the class and I left that day knowing I was gonna spend the next few days installing Arch on my new system. The rest is history. Arch is my first and only distro. It's been an amazing ride so far.