that’s better than what my dad did; he gave us computers with default fedora lol. threw me off linux for years.

fedora’s very cool to be fair! but it felt very ugly and “unfashionable” at the time.

nice. avatar beat was my ringtone for ages

I’ve set my phone to have all notifications silent except for ringtones, which I like best :-)

my main ringtone is death grips - system blower (the train sound opening), and meowfey - from the start (a memey cat meow cover of the original) set for my partner.

exactly - I saw a couple of bad faiths in the comments and I just thought like “c’mon guys, be serious.”

I actually did get an email confirmation for the date, time and place. and I confidentially just kept the wrong date in mind anyway 🥲 really painfully frustrating!

thanks! I’ve stopped beating myself up over my mistake and am just moving on to the next.

cute! I love informative comics like this.

people always jump to assuming creating an infrastructure that requires less reliance on cars means a flat out ban on cars when really we just desperately need more alternatives to being stuck on the car-only model. of course, rural areas and disabilities and such will mean that cars are sometimes necessary, but there’s so much that a fully functional public transit system can do!!

yep… lesson well learned

solid advice…! I used to keep a bullet-journal diary but I completely fell off of it this year and used no replacement. I suppose I should use my phone calendar like everyone else.

is 45 minutes really enough??! I’m not particularly gifted with interviews to begin with and would have really liked the prep time :-(

gah! good thing you caught it! (unless you took off work on the wrong day?)

$24 AUD ($16.30 USD) for 500 grams of coffee a month. I drink a cup a day and it’s enough for me and my partner to get through. I use a stovetop moka pot and get beans from the local markets here in melbourne :-)

skinamarink! I heard many mixed reviews but I’m glad to say that my experience of it was great. it’s slow and weird and is quite abstract, but I actually got quite immersed.