I'm early onto my journey with this and tossing between logseq and obsidian. Thoughts?

I do this for a living if you get stuck and want to DM. I'd recco just getting a Focusrite Scarlett usb interface with enough inputs. Are you DIing your guitar (plugging it in) or recording it with a mic? There are plenty of free recording options. You on PC? If mac I'd just start with Garage Band. PC you could maybe just start with Audacity. Ardour is open source but I don't have experience with it. Reaper has infinite demo mode. There's a free pro tools but that might be a bit of a steep learning curve. If you want to add electronic elements it might be worth starting with one of the intro versions of Ableton.

I found the first dark tower a bit of a slog. Worth me making a start on the second you think?

Cheaper?

How do you monitor the washing machine and drier?

Second for this. Got one myself. 1080p, USB C, upgradable ram, I replaced the internal and external batteries no problem. I stuck a second SSD inside last weekend and replaced the thermal paste in about 20 mins. If you like tinkering and being able to repair and maintain yourself it's really great.

Got win 11 on one SSD and Debian on the second and all running well.

Maybe you've seen the comments above but might not be the case.

I just couldn't beat Guacamelee on Vita, just hit a boss I couldn't beat. I considered getting every Kurok on BOTW at one point but settled on every shrine or it'd have lost its fun.

Thank you. I'm going to start with the nuc, get some stuff running then get the storage down the line.

Yeah, especially for the way Rotten scores are made. Some of the most divisive work is the most interesting.

I finally 100% it this year. One of my fav games of all time.

I'll still likely get answers to questions by including "Reddit" in my search engine searches, but for general community posting consumption I've been really pleased with Lemmy. I haven't missed Reddit and avoiding ads is 100% worth it for me. It feels like using Gimp instead of Photoshop.