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I set strict restrictions and limits on my work-life balance. My company can throw all the work they want at me between the hours of 9 and 5. Anytime outside that range, I’m not an employee, I’m a husband and a father. If my phone rings at 5:15, it goes to voicemail until tomorrow morning. I’m an IT consultant, so I have the luxury of never being on call or working weekends.

I really didn’t want to install Vista. I didn’t like how it looked or felt so I swapped out XP for Ubuntu. I stayed until Win7 and switched back to windows, but windows 8 rolled around and I went to Fedora. I’ve been here ever since.

It depends on the game. I mostly play from the couch while my wife watches TV after the kiddo goes to bed. Some games I play totally muted but others get a little volume. If there’s no one around to distract, I’ll usually play around 30-50% volume.

Cutting edge application releases so I get the newest toys after they’ve been decently tested

Only FOSS software and repositories unless otherwise enabled

Stable

Fedora

Outlook.com is a free, personal email service from Microsoft.

From Microsoft’s website. Depending on context, Outlook can be their email service similar to Gmail or a Desktop email client similar to Thunderbird.

100% Morrowind. No fantasy game has come close to giving me the feeling of wonder and adventure that TES3 has. It’s been over 20 years and I still reinstall it once a year or so to roll a new character and find new things to do.

I would definitely like to try out the force unleashed

You don’t have to from a story perspective. There are some quality of life things that 2 has, but they’re both really great games.

Metal Ear Solid. A lore heavy game about a man dealing with tinnitus.

+1 for pork bun! Everything is easy and cheap. I don’t really ask for much more from a registrar

I’ve been on Fedora for about 7 years. My server flips between Ubuntu and CentOS every couple of years.

Once federation is turned back on, will the magazine list show the federated magazines and their subscriber count too? Or is that list local to this instance only?