Don't lose the momentum obsessing over your book else the endless parade of horrors catches up to you and holds you hostage. I would know, as a current hostage of the endless parade of horrors wanting only to think about finishing my book

Siamés hell yeah

Utterly sympathise with you on that. Every time I see mine I vividly hear the sanity FX from amnesia

Thank you! I'll have to have a look at them :)

I've been playing T2 FMs all week, and toying with the idea of making one myself for something (make a mod) to be ticked off the bucket list, so this feels like a personalized ad I am so into lol

What were your mods called, if I may ask?

No worries, glad it was sorted quickly!

A lot of retail stores sell travel adapters here, if you're still having issues!

Exciting! I will definitely be getting a copy

the National Derailment Scheme.

I'm really into the saughast

I prefer it personally, and whilst it has some differences to InDesign, it feels... more intuitive? I've faced no issues whilst working on my book. It's spellchecker isn't amazing, but eh. I think the "old internet" price point and feel helps, too — although Canva may ruin that...

I use Affinity Publisher and Designer nowadays — whilst also facing down the barrel of a large takeover, at the moment, knock on wood, I've been alright on 2.5.0. I know some workplaces have also moved over to affinity, so it might be worth bringing up ~if~ it can support your workload!

Me after doing a single productive task.

Living in rural England, sadly this doesn't surprise me. The right has violence embedded in them in a way that is deeply perturbing. Vile.

So, having only seen the trailer myself which was ~something~ alright, may I ask what the show itself is like overall?

Corridors, streets, tight alleys, and narrow paths all breathe more life into a fictional space than most open world games could dream of. I always get lost in inspecting minute details of an imsim, pondering how the people of the setting interact with them. Street signs, typewriters, consoles etc

This describes a socdem, not a demsoc. I don't care about how much you may disagree with, or dislike, demsocs, if you are trying to be a public figure, please have rhetoric consistent to theory.

This is immediately going into one of my moodboard folders. Thank you for sharing!

I did lose interest the second it was announced to be multiplayer personally. If you can play in private lobbies with friends, it could have a similar fun vibe to "The Ship".