Not so glum, chum

Why not? Which person owning multiple companies would be disadvantaged in a way that could be considered unfair in this way?

I try, brother.

Oof… Man, to live in the US. I don’t envy you guys, though things aren’t really going the right direction here in the Netherlands, either.

Powerful and saddening. It does feel like, as an artist, everything revolves around how good others think you are. I try to go around it by only performing others people’s work, but also then, you’re dependent on those people wanting to work with you or not. Still dependent. Always dependent, as an artist, which is so so heavy.

Wow, that’s a very passive aggressive reaction. I enjoyed a lot.

Busted.

this is a man who ran afowl of his home country’s laws about pornography.

Afoul, surely?

Oh so that behaviour in Stardew Valley actually has real-life precedent?

It’s never the managers who suffer first, is it?

What’s SOC?

Shame, it’s worked perfectly for me for many years. No idea what went wrong with you, of course, and it doesn’t sound like you’re up for troubleshooting. Oh well, hope you have a better time with Google or Apple stuff!

Uh, but…OsmAnd is a phone app. So you’re saying you used the website on your phone’s browser, then? I’m not sure if that has an offline function, though I never used it myself. Does it say it has that function? Otherwise I think you will have to install an app, first.

Maybe you downloaded the offline map files, but had nothing to open them with. Apps use their own versions of the map files, by the way, those files you download from the website are for other use-cases.

Strange, it’s been very very reliable for many years, for me. Did you use OsmAnd?

I hope i can find people to play this with me sometime. Looks like it has potential, and my solo try was amusing.

Perhaps some kind of prompt to get the creativity flowing more would help, with the questions asked. “Who scared you lately?” “What interesting place did you learn about recently?” Idunno something like that?

Yes, it’s quite fun actually! In fact it motivated me to look for more manga around Linux like it, but googling for a Linux themed manga doesn’t even find this one, let alone others 😞

Edit: well, I did find the right search terms to find this one eventually, but there’s not really anything else like it that I can find. Shame, I really like it. This mix of real-world practical Linux things and manga really hits the spot for me, as it turns out.

Taken from manga “Ubunchu”

Sounds bad, I’ll have to check it out.