Good point, I hadn’t thought about the entire post apocalypse genre. But I was rather thinking about something similar to a strategy game like Tropico or SimCity, just in that setting

Well, either Ronny is an introvert and not interested in meeting new people, or he has already been introduced to Jesus before and makes an informed decision here

Yeah, I wouldn’t say “semi legit”, but they know how to run a business 😅

If you’re talking about ransomware (?), they are actually famous for great customer service and not stealing your credit card details. If people don’t trust them, noone will pay. So they offer live chats with real humans to help you set up a bitcoin wallet etc., to ensure smooth processing.

The business has developed further though, not if you don’t pay they often threaten to release the data on the web.

Clues by Sam. It runs on a website, do no installation necessary. Perfect for a quick round on the commute.

Another one that I found fun to start with and it grows with your skill is shattered pixel dungeon

It’s like that with many animals

So is "no, " correct or “no, lol lol”?

I so wish this is a book about Humanities

Cringe? 67? Sus?

What’s no. 1?

Still feels crazy though how aware you’re forced to be about ads lurking in every corner. I check many of these boxes plus some others, use independent OSs, 3rd party apps etc. And still, although I hardly see any ads, they are so present just lurking under the surface.

Good example are sponsor comments in yt videos/podcasts. Some I can filter out with Sponsorblock, but the little video glitch reminds you every time that you have to stay safe. Podcast ads can easily be slipped with the fast forward button, but if you’re washing the dishes etc., sometimes you can’t react directly.

It’s really insane how ads are just everywhere these days.

How to protect your computer from automated AI attacks 101: start vim

I think this is both easy on the sense that there are a lot of feasible options, and difficult in the sense of selecting the most suitable one for you. English alone opens up many places to you. But besides language, culture is a major factor. I remember a story about immigrants in Finland feeling excluded and had difficulties building social relationships. But in Finland, even the locals don’t have so many local friends. So, the way of life is just not suitable to many.

Other than that, try to see this not only as a negative thing, but also as an opportunity. Don’t just ask where you would do okay, but include questions like where you would feel comfortable.

Final thought: often the “most popular option” is not necessarily the best. In Europe, many countries that are not Germany or France are nice, sometimes the QoL is even higher. So, consider Austria besides Germany, for example.

I don’t know where you’re coming from on this planet, but in my environment oats, fruit, and nuts were very much breakfast cereals since my childhood. So one can disagree, but two agrees.

You fill this with some type of milk (plant or dairy), but water also does the job or yogurt.

My point is just that it’s a stupid claim to say pizza is better if you stay unspecific about what you’re eating, really.

pizza is not a health food, but when compared with a quickly poured bowl of sugar flakes, it’s a more balanced meal.

Just use oat flakes, some fruit, some nuts, there is your more healthy alternative.

OTOH, if you compare sugar flakes with a vegetable pizza, with whole grain base, lots of veggies, and not so much cheese, pizza wins

Add to this that companies would prefer showing their ads to paying customers (who have some money to spend), not the free tier plebs

I would question that as a general statement

Eight if you count the Russian flag

Damn, got me. Game is over

Is there a strength competition somewhere, where people challenge themselves to escape from Jesus’ death cell and move the boulder?