Good to know. Thanks for the info, I’ll keep it in mind.

That’s good to know. I’m pretty good at fitting into tight spaces too, and think working on machines would be really interesting. My dad actually did millwright apprenticeship for a year before changing to welding, so I’ve spoken to him about it too, but it’s good to have multiple perspectives, especially from someone who actually does it as a career. I’m also Canadian, so that’s good to know too.

How do you like millwright? I’m looking for a career change and that was something I was considering.

Wait, that was real? I only saw the screenshot on Lemmy and assumed it was a shitpost.

I love the name. I’m definitely keeping it in mind for a future cat. Two cats is enough for me for now, though. But maybe one day.

I’m not very techie at all but after using some guides I learned how to dual boot and distro hop. I’m now all in on CachyOS and have been super happy with it. Ditched windows for good a few months ago.

+1 for CachyOS, I’ve been running it for a few months now and it’s my new favourite. I’ve run Mint, Ubuntu, and Bazzite but none of them felt right to me. Cachy has been great since day one. I mostly use it for gaming but also like to do non-gaming tasks too and it handles it all very well and very quick and smooth.

I’ve got over 5k hours and in the realm of 50-100 playthroughs and I’ve probably only beat the main quest 2 or 3 times.

I’ve got two cats. One of them runs up to me as soon as I get home and follows me around all evening until I go to bed, the other doesn’t even flinch.

I love them both.

I appreciate it, I’m saving your comment for when I try out Morrowind again. Thanks for the help.

Any other suggestions? I know of OpenMW but that’s it.

Maybe I should just mess around the next time I play Morrowind. I’m currently playing Skyrim again, then I’ll probably play Oblivion for a while, and then I’ll try Morrowind again. Hopefully it’ll click this time. I really want to get hooked on it.

This has been me with Morrowind. I’ve been trying to play it for literal years, but I can’t ever finish a playthrough. Which sucks because I actually really like the game, I just can’t get hooked on it for some reason.

We just signed a lease on a new place. Most of the paperwork we could do online but a couple things needed to be dropped off in person at the realtor’s office. It’s a decently large office and there’s TVs there with info and stuff for staff. A few panels that show up talk about seminars for how to better sell a property, and one of them was called “The AI Revolution in Realty”. I have no idea how AI can help with selling a place, everyone I know wants to view places in person. I guess if you’re selling a place to someone overseas who’s about to come here for school (pretty common where I live), then maybe AI can help deceive them so they’re more likely to purchase/rent? That’s the only thing I could think of. Realty is a decently in-person job, that’s not something AI can be integrated with. Maybe I’m wrong and there’s a good explanation for it, but I can’t think of one. It’s the most forced integration with AI I’ve seen personally.

My void wishes everyone a happy Halloween.

This is my first Halloween with my void. I kinda want to do this to him now.

They both score. At least according to the rule book in my version.

The board game? It’s Carcassonne, a game where you build the board as you play. I’ve got the big box which has all 11 expansions and I think I paid around $120 CAD for it (approx $85 USD) but the base game is obviously much cheaper.

On your turn, you place a piece to add it to the board, then if you want you can add a meeple (those little wooden guys) on a road, castle, or farm. When a road or castle gets completed, whoever is on it gets points from it. At the end of the game, if you have a farmer, any completed castles on your land also gets you points. There’s obviously more to it than that but that’s the basics. It’s my wife’s favourite game and it’s pretty easy to learn so it’s good for games nights when we have people over, but it’s also playable with just two people as well.

My hot take is that the “whale sounds” part of that song is the best part of the song.

I love the whole song, but that part is my favourite.

Neither of my cats are like this actually. My daughter on the other hand…