Hiking, painting, 3d printing, board games, gardening.
Collecting and restoring knives.
Whatever you feel like doing...
But find something that's different enough than your future job.
I mean... I troubleshoot network stuff for a living and coming home and doing puzzles would absolutely suck, as it's the same kind of stimuli (finding patterns).
Every job is different, and I burn out of different hobbies depending on what job I'm doing.
For all the quirks, the engine does a really good job at environmental story stuff.
Killed a raider last week that got stuck bent over on a fence?
Yup, still there.
Send a dude on a supply run to another settlement? Hell yea, they're actually walking all the way there.
I'd give people with specific jobs a uniform, kind of.
Meanwhile, most games despawn dead enemies while you're still actively looking at them.
It's not the best Fallout but it's a good sandbox.
I do client ssl verification.
Nobody but me or my household is supposed to access those anyway.
Any failure is a ban (I don't remember how long for).
I also ban every IP not from my country, adjusting that sometimes if I travel internationally.
It's much easier when you host stuff only for your devices (my case) and not for the larger public (like this lemmy instance).
Kudos to you for trying to build such a community here.
I'll be honest, I legit know next to nothing about One Piece, so I don't exactly have much to share here.
Although, my nephew is a fan and he was pretty happy with the Gomu gomu no mi I 3D printed in sparkly purple filament.
If y'all have another idea, there's always a good reason for a gift or another.
BRB, Resurrecting the aftermarket radio.
Between this bullshit and touchscreen-only controls, I've ruled out quite a few models.