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I represent that remark. My son has a bunch of 30ish buddies playing enshrouded. Me and another late 50s retired guy are totally fine crafting and building and mining while they go out to pla :) Thats exactly how we phrase it “wheres the kids?, oh out in the woods playing”.

Its fun played alot. Its very run and fetch though. Only on a big sale woul i reccommend

We easily fill with friends so its a blast. We have a group we’ve been playing with for over 15 years when we need more than 2

My son and i play weekly. Heres our faves

Deep rock galactic

Helldivers II

Enshrouded

Remnant and remnant II

Valheim

18434 Will never forget it. So many good memories there

I still have hope with valheim. My son just got it so im sure itll be more fun with him. I dont hate it at all.

I love valheim but there are things that keep me from putting serious time into it that i just cant figure out. Its probably a bunch of little nitpicky things. Mods help for sure with that. Saying that i have about 70 hours in enshrouded and am about 2/3 “complete”. And am loving every minute. Its gets out of its own way and pretty much lets you do what you want. Im an old fart gamer and prefer a slower casual pace in this genre. Enshrouded ticks that for me

I think you can generate static html reports from tautulli

I wont watch a video that at least doesnt list the top whatever in the description here. Its that kind of crap i left reddit for. Its just clickbait

Being a self taught programmer (6502 assembly on a vic-20) All my first few jobs were basically here are the manual you’re the new (banyan vines,netware,sunos,oracle, sql server etc) expert.

My son got a infosys degree and all his jobs required additional certs. Helpng him navigate that was mind numbing

What i will say. Develop your network full stop. I got every single good fit job by references. All my shit jobs were headhunters or cold applications.

As far as tech goes. Everything is so nuanced and dependant today i feel it make everything overly complicated and harder to baseline and run. Let alone debugging.

I am sooo glad i just retired (early) and dont have the need to delve into current tech for anything now besides hobby stuff.

100% this. Long long time portainer user. With multiple upgrade failures where it would not move my container setup forward i moved to dockge after it got remote system support. The difference in simplicity is night and day.