Yes! The art is pretty, and the play is pretty chill.
My wife and I play Tokaido Duo frequently, the game play is different (you roll dice to determine your move), but specifically for two players.
Also, if you like Tokaido, you might like Parks, which has has similar play and pretty art.
Have you considered GrapheneOS? Not an open source phone as you say, but it is at least open source software, running on hardware with published specs. It should be capable of everything you want.
Yum. All good stuff. Healthy too.
Have the same brand. We just used ice trays for a while, while I made some attempts to repair (epoxy together) just the little broken part. Ultimately, I dropped the $300 and it's been flawless since.
If you ask me, ice makers are just another thing to break, but my wife considers them essential.
Fuq yeah! I have a fancy Japanese bum-washer, it's far better than anything in an office, and you don't have to worry about what sounds or smells you make.
I help out people where I can. Some are great, and grateful. Some break things much worse, or insist that the computer spontaneously deleted their data. You do need to set boundaries, and be candid about your own: "You call yourself a computer guy?" "No, I call myself an embedded software developer, I haven't touched a Windows box in ten years, other than yours".
Do realize that a lot of people are genuinely victims of their own tech, these days. There are people who'd probably rather not use a computer, but have no choice.
How does one go about touching more turtles? We have plenty of snapping turtles in the area but I think trying to touch them would be risky.
The company I work for has few fixed holidays, but lots of discretionary time off, and very little direct customer service, so it's an individual choice. Many people take the week between Christmas and New Years off. I don't; I'd rather have extra time off when the weather is warmer and I can play outside.
Low key, but enough tradition to feel like an occasion. We had some ethnic food at my mother in law's and went to the village green to look at the decorations. Small group for dinner, that's good (for me) actually. The decorations are mostly for kids, and our child is in their 20s now, but still nice.
If anyone says anything is "a surefire way to make money", they are looking for a Greater Fool on which to unload their position so they can actually make the money.
Eeyup, that looks about right. Congratulations.
That's the problem, it doesn't snow enough now... I used to be able to XC on trails in my hometown, now the snow is too thin and patchy. The ice is too thn on the lakes to be trustworthy. We get an extra 3 months of stick season, almost no snow season.