Notices by clacke: inhibited exhausted pixie dream boy 🇸🇪🇭🇰💙💛 (clacke@libranet.de), page 114

Personally I tolerated Prodigy's visuals because I enjoyed the story and characters enough, in particular holo Janeway.

I didn't realize that some people prefer Prodigy style 3D rendering over Lower Decks animation, but I found at least one person who loudly prefers PRO style over LD style.

@Kermode I tried and failed to find an old rant to link to.

Summary: There are something like 17 types of can openers. Most of them are useless, most of them are lethal.

One is simple without moving parts, durable, ergonomic and effective. It can only be found in Sweden, and isn't always easy to find there!

But for the moment it's in IKEA! A friend has offered to ship it as HK IKEA doesn't have it.

@Kaiser Bill’s Batman Thank you!

A friend already offered and I accepted. I am blessed. ❤️

omg omg IKEA has the good one now

*checks hk site*

... but not here. 😔

ikea.com/gb/en/p/vardagen-bott…

I just bought a can opener.

[insert my standard rant about can openers and the can opener market here]

Hong Kong's top court, the Court of Final Appeal, has ordered the government to offer some form of same-sex legal recognition because the current situation is not in line with the protections granted by the Basic Law.

apnews.com/article/hong-kong-s…

#hongkong #lgbtq

I found one shop (the one shop?) in HK that still sells #BreathOfTheWild .

Kid asked why not just buy the digital copy in the Nintendo Shop?

Because it's the same price, and the physical copy is obviously superior! He doesn't get it.

- The digital copy could be made useless at any time
- It's tens of gigabytes of local storage, my friend bought an SD card simply because he downloaded BotW
- If I'm not going to play this any more I can give it to a friend

His argument:
- If you sit on it, you could break it

Fair. Wear and tear does happen. Apparently his friend broke one of his Switch games. But, just treat it right and I'm 100% sure the physical copy will last longer than your access to the digital copy.