Designer by profession, Writer by (love) conviction. Reaching mastery is my curse. Always in the present. Here and Now. Él / He /Him 🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪🫓🫓🫓 “You don’t get what you dream about… You get what you strive for step by step!” Atsuko “Akko” Kagari (Little Witch Academia, 2017)
Turn-based RPGs.
Although only very few of those are in my top favorites, but back then DESPISED the genre, because of a really bad experience playing one as a child.
“Freedom is not a goal, but a tool”.
-Reiraku (Downfall) By Inio Asano
Language. I can understand English with no problem, but I prefer Spanish if available.
Isn’t he using a Civil War Era WW II era law to deport migrants or something? (I’m not American, I’m not that aware)
EDIT: accurate era of the law I was talking about.
So you want me to take a Shower all naked in the rain?
I know that, that’s why I’m asking where or how to know if I’m about to use a patented mechanic.
It’s more like that boss in one of the Borderlands games that dies from falling down the stairs.
You don’t even do anything, he just trips and dies.
My brother works in the kitchen as a cook, I don’t know if that makes a difference, I admit I assume he works for a salary just because he has a Boss and is working for someone else.
And, well, maybe “self-employed” was the correct term? Although it didn’t fit well with what I wanted to say, but since English is not my mother language, I kinda get confuse sometimes.
Perhaps culture and/or upbringing have something to do with it.
My mother has always prioritized her economic and work independence, something she taught my sisters. My brothers and I, on the other hand, were always stressed the importance of having a stable job.
Are you talking about the Castrati?
I have been using this font as the default font on my personal laptop and I am more than happy with the way it looks and reads.
You know that Amazon has so much money that it can sell at a loss for years if necessary to ANNIHILATE all its competition, right?
No one can compete against Amazon, or Google, or Microsoft, or any of the big companies with profits that exceed the GDP of countries.
You can’t win by playing THEIR game, with THEIR pieces and THEIR rules.
We have to break stuff, THEIR stuff.
Great! I’m very happy with Thunderbird and with all this Mozilla nonsense i was worry that I had to leave it.
They want to convince us that we “want” to be productive so that it seems to be our decision that we want to be trampled by our bosses, who are the ones who crave that productivity.
Isn’t this how Japanese works?