When a cost goes up for all owners at once, this leads to everyone raising rent prices at the same time. There is no opportunity for a renter to jump ship to a cheaper property, they all went up. The maximum changed.
Yes, this will price out many people from being able to afford housing.
Even worse: if you get a proper night's sleep, 16 hours is literally the entire day. Dude is saying if you are getting healthy amounts of sleep, it is perfectly acceptable to spend 100% of your time doom scrolling on their website. No eating, no going to work, no showering.
Hah, I have done this before. PC fans are nice for random projects since they are square, have mounting equipment, and use an extremely common DC voltage. Mine has a little molex snake in the middle though. ;p
Remake took so long I don’t even care to play anymore.
I was going to buy the remake until I found out it was only partly done. Now that it has been six years and it still isn't out, I'm pretty sure I'm just not going to bother.
I would highly advise against pumping the humidity up in your home to anything past 60% and it really should not go past 50%. Mold is no joke and is going to present a serious problem in this situation. Saunas are built in specific ways to account for the high humidity, your home isn't and will mold up.
Have both directories be completely new, then install the game into the /home directory. I think you might be accidentally moving the symlinked folder around.
You can test you did it right by creating the symlink, then creating a text file in the /home directory. You will be able to see that from both the /home directory and from the /mnt directory.
shouldn’t the game be installed in /mnt isntead of home
No.
The symlink creates a link between /home/Games/SpecificGameWithAnIssue (dir1) and /mnt/DriveTwo/WhereTheGameNowLives (dir2). Anything you put in dir1 will actually live in dir2. However, you can access all the files as if they are in dir1 (you can also access them directly from dir2, but we aren't going to do that here).
By installing it on the main drive (dir1), you are telling the game it is actually in dir1, and it should look at dir1 for its files. The fact they happen to be elsewhere is immaterial to the game, it's looking at dir1 for the files. Think of it like a magic portal, you step through a door and suddenly you are in neverland. The way to get to neverland is through that door.
I'm thinking this will workaround your issue as, for all intents and purposes, everything is on the main drive (they just happen to be stored elsewhere via the symlink).
Try using a folder symlink that encompasses the game's folder, so that the game thinks it is on the main drive, but is actually on the secondary drive. Might work around whatever issue is here.
Steps:
Create a folder for the game: /home/Games/SpecificGameWithAnIssue
Create a symlink from /home/Games/SpecificGameWithAnIssue to /mnt/DriveTwo/WhereTheGameNowLives
Install game to /home/Games/SpecificGameWithAnIssue
Vast numbers of empty properties in NYC are the current reality. This conversation will not be able to continue if demonstrable facts are being denied.