Thank you 😍

That sounds peaceful ^

Nice! Thank you

Thank you

cute

uhm, I’d prefer tic tac toe then

Nice

This is exactly what I want

Talos Principle

This. 👍

Thank you, this is an amazing project. I found something interesting in the source (I found the fresh squeezed juice meow.) =)

Please give this hero an upvote.

I was looking into Colmi already but thought maybe knew some hidden gem :)

Checking the Colmi watches

If I remember correctly, I played Portal on Xbox 360 and an old macOS version

Opus Magnum seems to be a nice game

Amazing! Thank you!

That would be a game I’d plan on my phone =)

The Stanley Parable, Life is Strange.

This is what I’m looking for! :) Thank you

CleanMyMac was actually pretty helpful this time. Could free up ~20 GB disk space and I’m thinking about offloading Xcode compile caches to an external drive. My disk space is heavily influenced by homebrew, software caches, dependencies and files regarding software. I have 5 GB documents in my Documents/Image folder, no videos at all and no music. Images very few. But I will see, next time I do a larger upgrade (maybe December) I will go for at least 1 TB space and 16 GB memory, whatever it will be.

I’m thinking about different scenarios right now. I could get a Raspberry Pi 5 and use it, and if I decide to switch back to macOS I could still use it as a device with GPIO pins for other stuff or for docker containers. Otherwise, a Mini PC could be potentially more powerful but then a laptop would be handy if I just want a device that I can carry into the backyard and use it there, so my MacBook could be stationary. It’s a hard choice to be honest :D

Technically this would work for most parts but it’s not beautiful

I’d like to experiment with the device first and if everything is running smoothly stay on the device or upgrade to a slightly more expensive device if it’s not smooth. I’m a Mac user ever since and I have absolutely no experience with other computers (hardware).

** If I upgrade later on, I can still use the bought hardware as a home server, so I didn’t waste money here