[–] 2 points 1 year ago (1 child)

Yes!

But also, now that I think about it a little more I think that it is also a problem with the interface:

having the button to the inventory in that menu, and not even as the first item, is kind of strange. Of the options in that menu I would guesstimate that I would use it to open the inventory 99,5% percent of the times I entered the menu.

Imho the inventory should be opened by a button in the HUD, probably by an additional square with an icon in the bottom inventory row.

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  • [–] 2 points 1 year ago (3 children)

    Not sure... It seems that the correct^1^ word is used, but I don't think I have ever played a game with an inventory in my native language (which luanti picked up from the system default language) so I just didn't think of clicking that button.


    1: correct, as in used in other games for the translation of "inventory"

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  • [–] 1 point 1 year ago (5 children)

    Thank you!

    Was going crazy...

    For some reason the word used by my languages translation just didn't make me think of in-game inventory but rather of app+mods-storage on my device.

    Should probably think about that for a bit!

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  • [–] 3 points 1 year ago (8 children)

    Hello, what a fun initiative!

    Unfortunately I couldn't get it to work on mobile (android) because I couldn't figure out how to open my inventory (= no crafting, etc)...

    I'll keep looking and if I find a solution I'll post it here.

    <3

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  • [–] 4 points 1 year ago (1 child)

    Well, I'm sure these grey haired people would be more than happy to hike with you and introduce you (more or less subtly) to the people they have in their life of your approximate age and gender-preference.

    As they are older (and not just more stressed) they are still used to help people meet "organically".

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  • [–] 17 points 2 years ago (6 children)

    This is what I have been saying for a long time: The essence of being male is to not be female.

    If we can't manage to change that core value of practically all manhood (that I have experience with or talked about with people) there is little hope for sex & gender equality, equity and justice.

    How? No clue!

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  • [–] [S] 1 point 2 years ago (1 child)

    Thanks, but not really as the "time capsule" feature would be lost since the email would be sitting in my future-/scheduled-folder.

    But in the end that might be what I end up doing if I can't find a suitable service.

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    LFS = Looking For Service

    TL;DR: can you recommend me a service to send myself emails at a later date that works like a time capsule so that the email can not be deleted or seen by someone else (except the service provider obviously)?

    LT;MR(= Long Text; Might Read): Lately I've been trying to pay attention to the passage of time by celebrating the solar-events (summer/winter solstice and autumn/spring equinox).

    For this years autumn equinox celebration I would like myself and my guests to send ourselves an email that arrives a week before next years spring equinox to our own email addresses.

    The prompt will be: What would you like to do more of this coming summer?

    I understand many common email clients/providers support this natively but it's my understanding those emails end up in specific folder so they are easy to find and subsequently read and/or delete which negates the idea I want to accomplish.

    So, I'm looking for a service to store and send those emails to me and my guests in time for next years spring equinox.

    Thank you 🥰

    [–] [S] 2 points 2 years ago

    Nope, that is a good point.

    I think I wrote my original message in a slightly distressed state after a quite bad event where she needed to get in contact with anybody and couldn't.

    After some thinking and time away from that scary incident it is quite clear that this mostly is a XY situation (as someone thought) and just getting her a bracelet for her alarm is probably as big a technological fix there can be.

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  • submitted 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) by to c/technology@beehaw.org
     

    Hello,

    Edit2:

    After some time has passed since the quite scary and depressing incident that happened to my mother and that promted my original post it is quite clear that this is not something that can be fixed with more technology.

    There are a couple of small and reasonable adjustments that can be made but other than that this is a human 'problem' that requires humans.

    So I'll try to get my mother more services with people coming to her place to help and to check up on her. I will also go there more myself and help her cook, clean, shop, etc (and ultimately I suspect I'll have to move in with her for the end of her life).

    Thanks again to everyone that got involved

    /Edit2

    Edit:

    It's evident that I’m having trouble to define my needs and wants in this domain, probably because I know too little. I’m learning a lot and hopefully I will be able to ask better questions soon.

    I think that what I'm looking for is a wearable basic phone to receive and make calls.

    Something like https://xplora.se/product/xplora-xgo3/ (Swedish, didn't find in Englis ) or maybe even https://www.doro.com/en-gb/products/smart-devices/smartwatch/ but with less vendor lock in.

    It seems that having it be a 'real' phone is less common than I thought but connecting to another mobile device with Bluetooth is more common, and I guess functionally there isn't much difference

    Obviously I don't expect to find something that fits perfectly, but by aiming high I hope to find something useful

    /Edit

    I've just started to look into smartwatches and wonder if you could help me with your prior knowledge and experience.

    I have some things on my wishlist, but it's hard to understand if they are reasonable and what to look for in all the sales copy and vendor provided specifications.

    I know basically nothing in this domain.

    Extra background, for context

    innehållsvarningI've started to look into smart watches as I'd like one for my elderly mother that "never" answers her phone as she somedays turns her normal phone off if too many people want to talk to her when she doesn't feel like it but more often than not she simply doesn't get to the phone in time (yes it's a mobile phone, but she uses it as an old cordless landline phone when she is at home).

    The idea is to get her a smartwatch with a new number that only I, and her other caregivers and ICE contacts know about so she knows where it is (in her arm) and also knows that it's important to answer when it rings.

    Anyhooo....

    .

    .

    • What I require:
      • phone calls and text messages by cellular tech[1] (Edit: maybe this is not as easy as I thought initially, it might be more like a wish than a requirement)
      • long battery time
    • What I wish for:
      • ability to turn stuff off (either in the stock OS or with alternative OS that is easy to install), specifically health stuff[2]
      • ability to manage the watch remotely so that I can help her keep it updated.
      • budget suggestions rather than premium.
    • What I'll avoid:
      • Vendor lock ins like subscriptions.
      • Apple products.

    Well, I think that's it, thanks for reading and I'm looking forward to your suggestions and ideas.

    /Kruffa


    [1] I'm not sure what the correct English term is for the tech... but using a SIM-card that connects to cell-towers using GSM/edge/4G/5G or similar.

    [2] It's my understanding that these kinds of watches can be used to track and monitor health statuses like SpO2, heartrate, etc. I don't want her to monitor those unless there is a sure way to connect them to health and/or emergency services.

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