"Sunshine Protection Act"? Talk about the creeping Orwellian language in politics! Who will protect the morning sun? I believe in morning sun!.

I read too many US news for my good and also know some peeps in Canada so I'm clued in to the continent save for Mexico, so it's a reasonable guess! But my origin and surroundings shall remain as mysterious as the fog shrouded Finnish town I post from.

Where I live there's standard time RIGHT THIS MOMENT.

You can still riot and storm the capitol.

I'm so disinterested in NFTs that I don't even care enough to sneer at them, despite the bros spamming a lot, but this is hilarious.

Yeah it did - I slept marvelously - though I'm surprised that I told you about that lady who wanted to cyber with me. lmao. I don't regret spilling the beans but I'm not that open usually. I had no idea she was attracted to me so it was a big adjustment.

I came here to fight you but by now I have only upvotes to give my gentle sir redditor.

She uses the time effectively, imho. Though it could have been an actual essay, I think the format suits the content quite well. (It's commenting social media on a social media platform, which I think is relatively justifiable not only through audience overlap - people willing to watch an hour long video on social media beef are going to be invested in social media - and given that Sarah Z does not have a platform in legacy media and couldn't reach audiences in similar way through other media.)

I remember when html5 was supposed to help herald another age of small little flash game like games. Nah, said the gods.

I made a Chinese potato dish once since the concept appeared to me to be so mundane and exotic simultaneously. It was OK, I am more than willing to try iut more Chinese potato dishes.

I have yet to read this piece, but let me just say how much I appreciate the availability of book piracy nowadays. I'd be trapped in a prison of unaesthetic ignorance without it, for sure.

It's almost conventional to write about how I still buy books and want to support authors etc. after admissions like these, but eh, why bother? It will take a long time to come up with alternative systems of supporting creative labor.

This has the appearance of not having written any tests whatsoever! Amateur hours.

Actually I didn't mean to contradict that. I feel like what the artist finds sexually attractive is basically a list of floating disembodied traits and objects. They need to be brought together in humanoid form, but the object of arousal is not the whole but its parts.

It's like they're fetching hotness criteria from a database and the artist is trying to only pass the bare minimum the specification requires. Like code golfing

That game looks cool, even ambitious! Thank you for suggesting it. I won't have access to it any time soon, but it will certainly earn a place in my backlog.

I honestly do prefer the problem solving process on Linux. Solving problems on a Windows desktop is finding a tutorial with instructions to click (as the best case scenario), which may or may not be up to date. Clicking the right fields takes up a lot of attention, somehow. I find command line and text file stuff to be clearer a lot of time and you can build up some conceptual understanding over time, even if the tools could be better without legacy cruft. E.g. bash is not a fine programming language, Unix commands are needlessly cryptic ('cp' instead of 'copy' and 'mv' instead of 'move' or 'rename' kinda suck. But learning basic command line usage made me way more efficient and it was also fun.

I'm very ok with newer titles, I'm just impossibly out of date with gaming! Just didn't have the machines to stay up to date for 10 years. But my pov is that late 90's to early 00's was a special period for stories, especially in RPG's. Maybe it's parochial but it's my pov.

It's different though. You see, when things suck in Windows, you have to use it, but when things suck on Linux, you get to use it!