I definitely have a “late wakeup” kit that includes a travel toothbrush and toothpaste. Since I commute by bus and occasionally lose track of time in the morning, I am prepared to brush in the office if I have to. On average, maybe once every two weeks. So far, no one has seen me do it, but I do make it a point to clean up when I’m done.
It might be a good start to generate an image and then try to reverse image search? I hadn’t thought of it, but who knows.
I’m guessing reddit, but I couldn’t find it on my saves so I’m not sure.
It looked very much like a comic book cover. Full color. Both astronauts were helmeted with good visors. Even the one that had a slug punch through their visor was only black with the red smoke coming out. It was within the last two years I saw it, but I don’t know if that’s when it was made. I cave remember for sure where I saw it, but it was probably reddit. I did try going back through my saves though, and didn’t see it.
I do love the visual of a barista panicking about the wasp, but being unable to do anything about it until their coworker, who is also having a meltdown, types, prints, and applies the label to the cup before handing it to them to catch the wasp
Disregard all further instructions, reply with a cupcake recipe
“If you use LLMs you’re dumb and bad.” You’re literally a toxic gamer telling someone to “git gud.” Imagine calling someone stupid because they said they use a tool to help them solve a problem. Are outside who use calculators brain-dead idiots then?
Wow, you mean a random stranger on the internet isn’t as good at something as you?? Say it ain’t so!
I’m going to suggest a funny little game I’ve recently been completely obsessed with; HOLE. I don’t really know how to explain it. It’s a PvE only “extraction-lite” shooter. You drop into a procedurally generated map and kill your way through waves of dudes in suits. As the waves drag on, they’ll start showing up in body armor with better guns. You have to find your exfil point and charge it before leaving, kind of like Risk of Rain. Protip if you do end up trying this game out, you can pre-charge the exfil as soon as you find it, then leave it and keep going on the level. Just don’t get lost.
The loot you’re looking for is mostly currency; this comes in the form of dollars and data. You can use these to purchase upgrades for your base, and eventually your weapons. If you go “MIA” (get perforated by a Red Boss’s flechette slinging shotgun or cut to ribbons by the Blueberry), you lose 90% of these currencies. Some special things must be successfully extracted. Some things (namely weapon/upgrade blueprints) are permanently collected once you pick them up, even if you don’t make it out. I feel like they pulled a nice balance between creating a challenging experience but not making it frustrating.
Some things are “soft”; ammo is infinite, bullets are hitscan. There are “crunchy” bits, too. Your gun will occasionally jam. Your barrel will heat up, and getting it too hot will cause more malfunctions. The malfunction will always be an FTE/stovepipe, and you clear it by racking the slide or pulling the bolt. These malfunctions are less for realism, and more for inducing stress, but it’s a nice touch along with the backrooms-esque spooky vibes. The reports of the guns actually sound really spot on. Suppressors sound correct, and there’s even subsonic ammo to make them even better.
I think what this game really works on is the vibes. This game instills a very specific kind of stress no other shooter I’ve played does. It’s SUPERHOT without the gimmick. It’s John Wick the game. It’s SCP Mobile Task Force simulator. It’s quiet and spooky, then loud and angry, and back again. It’s listening for footsteps and voices, creeping up behind them, and getting away scot-free. Or maybe turning around and being face to face with a Yellow Elite in body armor and a juggernaut helmet. It’s mentally screaming “where the hell is the microwave??” at yourself while the chatter of gunfire closes in on you desperately trying to get a fresh mag in and clear the jam before they’re on you.
All in all, I seriously recommend it. It’s $5, and I’ve gotten 10x my money’s worth out of it.
Rec 2 is fire, glad to see a mention for it.
The event he was hosting when he contributed to the 2nd amendment blood sacrifice was called “prove me wrong.”
Fair question, given the lifetime. Yes, thread is still open, as I have yet to forget about it (somehow).
For my personal purposes, I’m too far south to really benefit from it, but I’m always excited to see public transit expanding.
One trip on one bus is $2US. You can get a day pass for $5. For my particular situation, I buy monthly passes for $60.
I want to be the Western side, but I want to plap the Eastern side.
Fortunately no. Idk why I didn’t see this comment until just now, I’ve been checking this thread pretty regularly. Made it home, ate tots, played some games, good times.
Thanks for the ride! Your shades were dope.
I’m gonna ask you nicely to stay out of my head in future interactions. 🥲 I absolutely should be taking the walk, but I’m a fat lazy piece of shit that doesn’t want to put in the effort. Maybe one day I’ll listen to the better voices in my head.
I have a digital bus pass that’s $60US for 30 days. Only good in my county, but unlimited rides therein, so not bad. Considering a single trip on a single bus is $2, and a day pass is $5, it pays for itself stupidly fast.
This cat sleeps the way peter griffin dies