In fairness, I still play 5e
I haven't given WotC a dime since that fiasco, though.
The last thing I bought from them directly was the R20 integrated Out of the Abyss digital campaign for me to DM with some friends.
We got halfway and it was kinda mid. I tossed a big ass boss fight at them along with the mid-game boss and it felt final enough.
Once it releases in full, we'll be a Cosmere RPG group for a good while.
Ask WoTC how they feel about sending thugs to people's doors
"learned some things like Linux, command line, docker, and networking/pfsense" "I don't consider myself technical"
Don't sell yourself short, I work in IT and have colleagues on our helpdesk who would struggle endlessly with those concepts.
I hereby dub you a tech person, like it or not, those skills can and do pay the bills.
When my boss says "Got time for a call?"
I added that line because they got downvoted, assumed it was because someone thought it was just a statement rather than starting that train of thought
... But every police officer is racist!
Nintendo is just on their own planet when it comes to... Basically everything, including game pricing.
Better yet - according to this page it's on by default
(as long as it's supported by the hardware.)
Then buy a physical copy and store backups on a media server.
That or buy the media on a digital service and rip the file or screen capture it out.
Even buying a physical copy only entitles you to "ownership of a license" nowadays anyway. Ie: how Nintendo gets away with all their bs surrounding emulation.
Syncthing is fantastic. Loving it so far.
The customer is only right if they threaten to cancel their service
Even then, if the cost of improving service is more than one customer's cancellation, the customer can kick rocks
This picture has been jpeg-ified so many times that the details are illegible now
I'm pretty sure it was a Cisco if I'm not mistaken, but I could be remembering wrong