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- Comment on Larry was paid $4.20 an hour in Australia. It’s not enough to live on – but it’s completely legal 9 months ago:
It depends, my father is disabled and just wanted to feel useful. In the end he was unable to be productive enough for it to be worth the extra time from the colleagues supporting him.
I’d be happy for the government to subsidize the salaries to match an actual minimum wage, but it is unrealistic to expect disabled people to match the efficiency of abled people and compete with them for jobs of an equal salary. They might not be able to find employment very easily then, which really hurts those who wish to participate in society.
- Comment on life hacks 9 months ago:
I brush my teeth after applying the conditioner in my hair. Being done brushing signifies it is time to rinse out the conditioner
- Comment on Samsung and Other Manufacturers Disable Phones Bought on Gray Markets: A Consumer Nightmare 1 year ago:
I’ve used samsung s2, s4 mini, s6, s10e and now s23. They’ve all been perfectly fine products in my opinion. Their ssd as well. Not to say others aren’t better, but I’ve just never had a reason to switch
- Comment on Xbox Game Pass made $230 million revenue in one month, most users pay for full subscriptions 1 year ago:
It’s this or buying nothing. I play most games for a few hours to see what they’re like and then ditch them. I love the current system as it is kinda making me feel like I’m part of gaming still while mostly being too tired to play. Starfield is the first game in years I’ve spent more than 5 hours on (dozens by now) in years. Never would’ve played it without gamepass.
So a yay from a guy in his late 30s
- Comment on Is it just me or is Starfield kinda meh? 1 year ago:
It took me quite a few attempts to get into the game, but I’m really enjoying it now. For me it’s the first 3D game I’m properly playing on the xbox so there’s a bit of a learning curve there (I’m used to mouse and keyboard on pc).
The biggest things that helped me enjoy it: when navigating cities or buildings that are all super maze-like, you can use your scanner to actually guide you in the right direction with little arrows on the ground as pathfinding. I kept getting lost and giving up on quests until I saw this in a video.
In the beginning I’d spent most of my money every time i was in town to pretty much fully fill my inventory with ammo, lockpicks and med packs. Especially since I’m trying to learn how to aim with a controller I’ll waste a lot of clips missing completely. Just maxing out on ammo makes it a lot easier (and using a shotgun early on, just run at them and blast em point blank, lots of dmg / bullet)
Looking up how the UI / systems work online… i wanted to do a pure experience, but holy crap is the UI hard to figure out sometimes. Especially things to do with ship building and traveling.
I’m really liking the random side quests though, and was just wasting away my entire Saturday playing, which hasn’t happened in years for me.
- Comment on Reverse Proxy vs VPN: How do you access your home-server? 1 year ago:
I have Jellyfin and Jellyseerr open through cloudflare -> nginx over port 443 so i can share it with friends. Eventually I’ll do the same with NextCloud probably.