That’s already a thing in some areas of programming. Block programming, where you just drag and connect blocks, is very possible, especially in game development.

Narrow AI well get better, even faster than normal because of the research that big AI companies are doing now, but attempts at more general AI will stop being profitable.

I have a steam deck, which is in console mode most of the time, but seems fully capable of acting as a desktop. The only issue is the fact that it’s console shaped, but that’s no fault of the os.

I need games to be supported

SteamOS and steam consoles will be really helpful for this I think

Edit: typo

if we want to

The problem is that some of the people who have this hobby don’t want to

I’m almost the opposite of you. I debate when I can, but I always make sure I argue in good faith. My thought is that even if I’m talking to someone who will never listen, someone who will listen might stumble onto the conversation, and learn something new.

I’m no expert, and I live outside the US, but doesn’t the US use 120v not 240?

Edit: I stand corrected

They’re reasonable for getting leaves off roofs

I doubt it. From what I’ve heard, art of war wasn’t really anything groundbreaking in terms of strategy. It was more about putting the basics in an understandable format for the useless nobles who were put in charge on armies from pure nepotism.

Alien weaponry is a metal band from New Zealand that has a lot of songs at least partially in Maori

In terms of fertilizer, maybe get chickens. You can feed them basically any table scraps, you get free eggs, and you can occasionally shovel out their shit for fertilizer

Not a CRPG, but I’ve played Blood on the Clocktower in text online format on discord. One day/night cycle usually lasts about 2-3 real days in that format, depending on how complex the game is. It was pretty good, but some of the roles had to be slightly changed from the original, since that was designed for in person play.

Books, sure. The books are dense as all fuck, and I get that a lot of people aren’t interested in things like the ancestry of a tree.

Movies, though, are way more efficient with the storytelling. Especially the theatrical version, despite how much is missed out compared to the extended.

A. The Princess Bride. More likely a spinoff with Inigo becoming the dead pirate Roberts

B. Pacific rim. Because we all agree that there is no sequel

Like the majority of countries do

Well feces ideally isn’t a fluid

Going on with your songs theme, in “Shotgun” by George Ezra, right at the start of the second verse, it sounds like he burps. It’s “brrrppsouth of the equator”

Or we use binary to write all bases, since binary is the simplest. So English uses base 1010, and the alien is using base 100.

This system does break down when trying to use a base that isn’t a positive integer. I’ve heard of people trying to use base e (yes, as in euler’s number) for maths research.

2012 being 5 years ago was more than 5 years ago

I’m pretty firmly against, because to really call on bodily autonomy rights, you need to be able to make a reasonably informed, rational, and non-coerced decision. For the impact that death has, I don’t think you can make that decision. Both because of the standard that you need to hold when death is the consequence, and because usually when someone is considering suicide they’re not in a rational state of mind. I’ve been through depression and I had some suicidal thoughts, but looking at them in hindsight, I was not fairly considering things at all. Sure, my life was far from perfect, but it wasn’t anywhere near as bad as it felt at the time.

the only person I’ll ever hurt is myself

That’s just not true. Unless you live as a full on urban hermit, never interacting with anyone, you have people around you. And those people care about you more than you’d think.