#making the switch

[certified-anti-microsoft-posts]

I'll be so real with you, I've been thinking of switching to Linux but I know there's less compatibility & I am a goofy bloke who wants his programs, but seeing as there's nooo way I'm switching to W11 I might do it if I ever have to give up my W10.

There is surprisingly a lot of compatibility with modern programs (excluding Adobe products, those can work on Linux, but the process is very involved and jank) it depends on what your needs are. Many people tend to look into Linux mint as their first distro since it emulates the feeling of Windows and it's comfortable to try out.

Good news though, if you're a gamer, there's never been a better time to game on Linux; Valve has been putting a lot of work into interoperability for Windows games on Linux, through Steam Proton (free for steam users btw, and auto installs and configures for you!). I personally installed Ubuntu on an old Mac chassis, and now it's a Balatro machine 😂

If you do make the switch, best of luck and remember to have fun!

[willietheguy]

Aww my heart!!! Willie is so sweet!!

[willietheguy]

Lol this was not expected🤔

[iamsimspired]

I bought a new computer and whether it's the computer, the OS, the EA app, the game, or me being dumb I'm not sure but I cannot get Sims 3 downloaded correctly on it. I've tried so many times, but the packs just aren't downloading (even though they say they are). So I've switched to Sims 4, and I'm getting used to it. I desperately miss surfing, golfing, horses, cars, and of course create a style. But skiing and the ease of building, decorating, and loading is helping to make up for that.

I haven't really decided what my "thing" in SIms 4 is going to be or what the direction of this blog is given the change. Recreating things is going to be infinitely harder without create a style, but I may try anyway or I may go with more of an "inspired by" brand. And of course at some point I'll start a legacy and see how that goes.

[bookjunkiez]

Making the Switch Blitz

Making the Switch Blitz

Kinklink, Book Two

Romance, Steamy Romance

Date Published: September 22, 2020

    Kristin Meadows loves her nights at KinkLink. The club is her outlet to release her desires and as a domme she anticipates the play — controlling her sub, gaining their trust, their loyalty. She loves it all. So why in the heck is she panting after her best friend’s husband’s brother? Yeah, the guy equaled sex on…

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[vegan-slothbabe]

How did you make the switch to being vegan? If you don't mind me asking

@lifeschanges I actually found out I was allergic to a protein that is in animal product. Like imagine someone that is lactose intolerant eating dairy and getting an upset stomach and nauseous. That’s what happens to me when I eat animal product. Honestly though the switch has been easy there’s so many yummy recipes and there’s plenty of plant based meat alternative, I try to stay away from those though cause they are processed. Watching The Game Changer also helped with the switch.

[edenheil]

I thought the Windows phone killed over AGES ago. I've seen ONE person have one in the last six years. I didn't think they would have bother even updating the old ones they had, because (from my understanding) they were a flop.

[weepingkid-timemachine]

When starting your zero waste journey, Do Not just throw out everything you have been using. Things that are disposable, use what you have until it's gone and recycle what you can before making the big switch to certain things.

This is what I'm doing because if I throw things out before using them to their potential then that is much more wasteful then using them first. I already had a plastic to go mug. I know now that I should use glass, metal, or ceramic. But I will use my plastic mug until it is worn out. Etc...