haha that is even better!

And buy it from Azerbaijan or Venezuela instead? Woah great humanitarian move

There is a clear difference here: the first software, you pay to use. The last one, you get paid to use it.

on the other end of the spectrum: I can’t even do port forwarding to seed shit

Ohh so an office job is “bourgeois” now?! give me a break…

You can adapt to a new layout pretty easily. I already did it twice due to moving to new country.

“Other biologists” except Wallace!

Good luck fighting a burning EV with sprinklers!

I’ve got so little counter space on my tiny apartment, so I’m always forced to do that 😶

The coffee it produces is not good and it isn’t cheap. But if you are certain that is the right option for you, try buying secondhand. You might strike a good deal

Cool, please share your experience when you get the chance to try it. And regarding price, you got a fine deal there 👌

That is interesting, I will for sure give a look at other options. Unfortunately, Turin does not seem to be available in europe. But I will search thoroughly later

thanks for sharing your experience. I’ve seem indeed people using 3D printed bellows and an inclined platform to deal with retention. But these mods aren’t very cheap.

As the other guy said, I’m considering the fellow opus, not ode. But the fellow ode 2 seems fantastic (although, way above my price range)

That also seems like a great option. Unfortunately, it is as expensive as the opus. But I will consider that option

I’m not planning on doing espresso for now, but I like the idea of having that open possibility. Thanks for the input 🙂

I’m always concerned that being too uptight about rules could ruin the fun for some players. Personally, I would:

• If it is a super important rule (like spell slots), I would print flashcards and make it available to players (ask ChatGPT to summarize the rule in few words)
• If it is an obscure rule (like, AC provided by cover), I wouldn’t care about it. Make something up on the spot. It is more important to have fun than to have precise math

this is ok. But I can see them eventually going digital only and then subscription based…