Keshara

Thank you!

I haven't played Ni No Kuni yet, but it has been on my backlog. Did they do a physical copy on Switch?

Wouldn't infinite universe accommodate infinite possibilities, which includes the items non-existance? So if they were definitively able to prove the stones exist across all existence, then that could be the differentiator?

What's keeping me somewhat motivated with work today, is the knowledge that there humans hurling through space, seeing and experiencing things the overwhelmingly vast majority of humans will never see with their own eyes.

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Do a kickflip!!

Something similar. I Normally go with "I'm breathing" if I really don't want to answer honestly and saying "good thanks" feels like too much of a stretch lol.

I find most people kind of laugh the answer off and continue with conversation from there

Aw well thankyou so much for saying that. Honestly kind of needed something like that lately, so thankyou ☺️

Hii, definitely not inappropriate at all! I think it's a very fair question considering what I wrote in the body of my post.

I have never been on HRT, I've come very close a couple of times but never actually went ahead with it. The reasons behind this I'm not super comfortable going into online though.

I put down "male to female presenting" as honestly I don't even know what to label myself haha. I just think that this is the simplest way to describe me, I don't mind whatever labels people want to associate me with from there. Although, I do go by She/Her, or They/Them.

and you seem like a woman to me

Well that's my validation for the week already, haha thankyou!

Nice to meet you also 😊

Is this your first dive into the Fediverse? Or have you been on other platforms?

I made my other account with the intention of eventually tracking down an instance to join that I feel I would be closer to in regards to community. I looked around, and did some research and concluded that blahaj.zone was for me ☺️

Aw well thank you! I'll definitely take the compliment ☺️

curtsies

Hii Maple!

Ooo top 3 tips, give me a second haha.

1. Make sure all the software you need is available on Linux, or alternatives that you can live with. In the case of alternatives, see if there is Windows versions of those apps, you can begin your transition over while still using Windows lol.

2. Hardware compatibility is still a thing, although it is much much better these days than even say 3-4yrs ago. It can definitely be worth flashing a distro ISO to a USB stick and doing some testing in a live environment. This won't touch your system at all unless you actually install it.

3. Dual booting is always on option. However I've found that if I need Windows, then a W11 VM is good enough for my needs (host is currently Ubuntu 25.10, but I distrohop every few months lol). If you do dualboot, I've always heard keeping the drives separate instead of splitting drive space is recommended due to Windows shenanigans, but I'm not sure on this bit in particular.

And also, yes Easter was good here, I don't really celebrate but I will enjoy the time off work haha.