Use something that has solid iPhone support. Bitwarden has integration with iPhone to replace the built in password manager. That’s what I do. It

Then on desktop, I use the bitwarden plugin for safari, Firefox, and chrome.

It even works for passkeys and syncs them between devices. Even between iPhone and desktop. It intercepts the iPhone passkey manager.

Then it even works for her apps on iPhone.

Seriously, it’s a very seamless, elegant solution.

They did indeed say that was often their priority. Is for me too. And you’re right, it has a decent story for sure, and replay value for that matter given how easily you can change the story radically.

Not open world at all. As a fan of all the games OP mentioned, I give Baldur’s Gate 3 a pretty low score due to its linear physical world.

Same journey here.

Eh, what’s the alternative? Healthcare requires high level of education and expensive equipment. Similar to air travel.

It’s a luxury due to high costs.

Can you give me directions to your house?

Are you purposefully ignoring my info? I was homeless living in a shelter for a year. I still have a ton of friends with little to no money/income. The medical system takes care of all of them for free. With no insurance.

Having no insurance causes healthcare costs to be very reasonable and affordable. Paying for health insurance is NOT affordable.

Is there a reason you’re fighting back against this fact?

I’m pretty sure you’re missing my point. Healthcare is cheap af when you are uninsured.

No one NEEDS to pay for health insurance. It’s just a middle class thing that most do.

I still work. I just don’t play the health insurance coverage game.

Personally I own my own business, an LLC taxed as an S-Corp, and do software dev work through that paying myself a minimal W-2 wage.

But my point is that you can leave a job without worrying about losing health insurance coverage.

Yeah for sure. I think the right play is to have accident, hospital, and critical illness insurance from someplace like Aflac to cover those.

I’m glad to hear that’s still going. I used that a lot a decade ago!

That’s what OP already said in the text of their question.

Leave your job and lose your insurance. Everything is 100x cheaper that way. Doctors charge very little for cash paying customers. Emergency rooms and urgent cares just write off most of it to charity and charge you a bit if anything at all. The most I’ve paid for is lab work, but that’s a few and far between and still only like 500 bucks for a full panel.

YMMV. I’ve been doing this for three years and have paid less in TOTAL than private insurance wants for ONE MONTH.

That time was best for me too. I was forced to adapt to working from home, and I haven’t been back to an office since. I got a job in my dream industry as well, took a risk, and all is amazing now.

We all paid and are paying it back via inflation.

(At least that’s how it is in my country)

It’s like living off credit cards. It’s fun until the limit runs out and now you have to pay it all back.

Yeah borrowing from the future is fun. Until the future arrives. :/

Computer programming has radically changed. Huge help having llm auto complete and chat built in. IDEs like Cursor and Windsurf.

I’ve been a developer for 35 years. This is shaking it up as much as the internet did.

Nakamoto Consensus, the mechanism by which Bitcoin is protected, is the original digital solution to this problem. Several others exist in modern cryptocurrency chains/ledgers.

With regards to protecting digital treasure, I think this fits the bill.

Your last sentence diminishes the value of the first sentence. These LLMs save me a ton of time and massively increase my productivity.