u/Zylonite134

I just want a simple cloud backup, and Proton Drive feels way too complicated. I genuinely don’t understand the intended design behind this product.

I have multiple laptops, PCs, and phones, and all I want is a cloud drive where I can easily share and access files across devices. I recently started using Proton Drive since it’s included with the Unlimited plan, but honestly, it’s been really frustrating.

I don’t understand how people actually use this product. For example, I backed up a PDF from my phone, then tried to access it on my desktop, and the file literally doesn’t exist in the Proton Drive desktop app.

The file shows up on my phone under “My Files” in Proton Drive, but I can’t access it from the desktop app at all.

This was one of the features I was hoping to get real value from with the subscription, but now I’m seriously considering switching to another cloud drive.

In some boss fights, I notice the boss’s health bar is grayed out and it seems like the boss is immune to damage. Is this a bug or intended?

I am considering buying the Kinetico Water Softener (4060MR) and Kinetico Drinking Water System (K5) for the kitchen sink. I've had the Kenetico A200 for some years and super happy with it so planning to stay with Kinetico even though it's very expensive. I've never had a water softener system before.

My question is how would the RO system for the drinking water work when there is a water softener already installed on the main line. Will the RO system actually be useful to have and will the membrane get damaged because of the salt used in the water softener system? Will the RO filters last a lot longer since the water has already gone through the softener?

Note: I live in a city so it will be regular city water with fluoride, chorine, fairly average hardness etc.

Kinetico Drinking Water System

Kinetico Water Softener

First before people lose their shit, I understand this is not a platforming game, but it definitely has sections that require some platforming and perfect timing not to get hit.

That said, as someone who is terrible at platforming games, I felt the jumping and landing were incredibly precise. In most other games, I always feel a bit of a nudge when landing on a platform. It’s like the game pushes you slightly forward by half a step when you land, which makes it difficult to get that smooth experience.

In Saros, I never turned back from a path that required platforming, even when I was low on health, because I had confidence that I could do it.

I know Returnal had good platforming as well, but I felt it was a bit more floaty in some of the jumps, but Saros has perfected this.

I recently upgraded to proton premium plan and I see a feature in the proton drive to import photos. I prefer to store my photos as general files and not a big fan of Google Photos, one drive photos etc.

I see proton doesn’t offer a photos app which is good, but why does the drive try to import the photos instead of allowing the user to just copy them as a folder to the drive?