I would actually play that for a few days. Not spending any money on it and then get bored and uninstall it.

Yeah, I was about to mention Sideshow Bob making the same argument that attempted murder shouldn’t be a crime.

I thought children can’t sign contracts

I meant that there isn’t a real science based recommendation. I aim for at least 10k steps a day as well, but even that number is made up

I find it funny how you ask a question about people being sensitive when you just “give feedback”, people answer and you call them raging.

What’s the real point of this whining?

There’s no real quota to set it to anyway, what’s too low or too high is very subjective.

But did they say it was a workout? Or just that they’ve done their daily steps

Later on they got advanced technology that could be considered society shaping though

Thank you, it annoys me people can’t tell apart Gen Z and Alpha…

Wow. I was just joking, I didn’t expect that to be a real thing.

I don’t like prediction markets, but I guess one good thing would be that it motivates investment into weather prediction models. Something we will need to improve even further, because of climate change.

Oh, I never noticed sales. That sounds interesting. Thanks :)

What’s LDR?

Yes, lots of resources. But that’s also kind of overwhelming, heh. I like solving problems, because I can usually do that throughout the day instead of carving out a big slot for games. I obviously still play games, but solving problems is easier to do wherever.

My problem with books is that most books people recommend me seem to be out of print. 😔

I used to play in the past (just got back to playing, got much worse in the meantime) people were willing to review games together after you finished whether online or offline. I feel like especially online people don’t do that much now, they seem to hurry off to another game. I get that not every game is a learning opportunity, but sometimes I would like to discuss certain parts of the play.

You sell bikes.

10 quid says it’s gonna rain!

I find it weird how many people actually blame GDPR for cookie banners. I mean, yes. I think they should have probably written the law a little bit better to avoid this situation. But malicious compliance is a thing in many laws.

I also hate how many websites are trying to blackmail me now with “pay or we use your data”

Same. It’s enough for me (I don’t really have that much data) and just use rclone to back it up.

An Old Timey Podcast did an episode on him and pet rock, it was quite interesting

I’m aware, yes. That was my point

Yeah, I couldn’t find anything either