I was a little older, like 3rd grade, but same. Nightmares about being overrun by bug hordes for months and months.
Here come’s an ‘s
I learned to open bottles using a lighter, and then taught my friends. After a while, we just started referring to lighters as “bottle openers”.
A two-state confederation seems good to me. Independent national governance, with bilateral laws for basic things like residency rights across the states and local voting rights based on residency.
As it was with standardized testing, so shall it be with personal behavior: the goal is not to inform the student why, but to enforce compliance.
For some reason, I imagine this being used as part of a proof-of-work scheme for a cryptocurrency that rewards you for pooping.
I haven’t tried it yet, but GrayJay purports to be an aggregator along those lines: https://grayjay.app/
Some seemingly-innocuous channels just happen to appeal to fascists and become arbitrary entrances to the right wing YT pipeline.
I’ve noticed Big Think, Sabine Hossenfelder, lots of economics videos, and lots of less-reputable science channels tend to spur a rash of neocon content.
More horrific algorithmically-controlled jobs.
Ms. Pac-Man is the definitive version though.
Barely enough for the OS and one app
✅ “What it looks like”
✅ “How it looks”
🚫 “How it looks like”
Splatoon is great if you have Switches.
Helldivers 2 is PvE but is a great group experience.
Extraction shooters might be a thing? Hunt: Showdown?
Aren’t MP3s just a statistical correlation?
Besides, you really don’t need to zoom in on “but muh license agreement” to roast these AI turds.
They’re very clear: We’re gonna put creatives out of work, we’re gonna sell a unified product to replace them, and we’re gonna use their own labor to build their replacements.
That’s anticompetitive.
Nail em on that instead of trying to thread the needle on reining in the tech lords without damaging e.g. linguistic analysis researchers.
Crash reporting, probably.
They gonna rat you out to the feds if you divide by zero.
The bullshit was your own chronic failure to get yourself together.
Some of my favorites that have a higher frequency of “major upset” events. It really depends on your group, and how they like to play.
I stick with pretty quick and accessible games, because we frequently have to teach new people and I hate spending 3 hours on one playthrough of a huge game and then the newbie never gets a chance to try again with their new understanding.
Favorites:
Bluffing games:
Card games with sudden win conditions:
Asymmetric information games:
Not as frequent, but sometimes perfect for the right crowd:
Do you condemn KHHAAMAS?