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I'll just layout the steps here:
1. Buy Minecraft from the original develepor Mojang a few years back.
2. Play Minecraft
3. Microsoft acquires Mojang. Initially changes nothing.
4. Play Minecraft
5. Microsoft deprecates Mojang logins...requires a new Microsoft account.
6. Ignore. Play Minecraft
7. Deadline looms, Microsoft continually harps on creating a new account.
8. Relent...click link in ominous email.
9. Go to website...just fine. Click "convert" button...error.
Reload...error. Change network...error.
10. Use Microsoft garbage web browser Edge instead of Firefox...success. (of course)
11. Create new Microsoft account.
12. Login with MS account.
13. Minecraft bails: not logged in to dumpster fire app store
14. Login to dumpster fire app store.
15. Minecraft bails: not logged in to dumpster fire app store
16. _Verify_ login status.
17. Minecraft bails.
18. Reinstall Minecraft _from dumpster fire app store_
19. Minecraft bails.
So basically, there's no way for me to legally use my fully licensed, compliant, non-hacked game on an unmodified Windows 10 installation.
This is why piracy is always better for the consumer. I will play Minecraft again, but never again the version I paid for. Microsoft is a blight on society.
It's the annual time during the summer where I jost don't post anything. I'm "busy", I guess.
I mean, I play video games in the evening, so my extracirricular programming is slow, but I'm also gone biking, running, climbing, or otherwise exercising in my other spare time, so I guess that's something.
A couple of other notes:
Yeah, that's pretty much it for now.
It's the annual time during the summer where I jost don't post anything. I'm "busy", I guess.
I mean, I play video games in the evening, so my extracirricular programming is slow, but I'm also gone biking, running, climbing, or otherwise exercising in my other spare time, so I guess that's something.
A couple of other notes:
Yeah, that's pretty much it for now.
So, the season of the mason bee is from early, like March, until May-ish.
My bees are done. They stopped being active some time in late April.
I started with 4 tubes of bees and ended with 18. Honestly, it's shocking to me. I didn't see all that much activity (the bees seemed to be a little shy). I saw one here or there, but I definitely saw the tubes being capped.
I had more than a 4x return on the bees this year, which I would say is a qualified success.
Now they spend the summer in the shade inside a wasp-proof bag (parasitic wasps are the biggest danger right now) while they grow in the tubes.
Later in the fall I'll move them into the garage and then after the new year they go in the refridgerator.
Funky little bees, but they're pretty cool.
The very day that I posted about the yerba desert in which I find myself, a new Argentinian cafe/grocery came up in my social media feed (they're always watching).
It's called Argensol, and is about an hour away.
I'm encouraged by the photo of the shelf full of mate options, so I need to figure out a time to make the drive and check them out.
I'm about halfway through my expired bag of Cruz de Malta from the local shop, so it will happen soon.