Fair. I mean same, it's not for everyone.
What kind of shape are your feet in tho?
Photographer seems like a good one. I've a friend who works four days a week, and occasionally fills in the extra day or weekend with a quick professional photo shoot.
Edits in the evenings while rewatching movies.
It's pretty chill. That one day off actually earned them more than if they worked five days a week, even if they only work it once in a while.
Why /s? I feel like this is the perfect example if you can get away with only doing it part time. I have an aunt who does foot stuff on there and seems to do pretty well
I'm the opposite. I wad told sugar was poison, so I avoided it as a kid. But now as an adult I love getting a sugary pop or whatever. My sweet tooth has definitely come in late
Enjoy! Would love to hear a newcomer's thoughts on it. I remember it being so immersive and cinematic the first time I played.
Though many of its innovations are now common in other games.
Yeah like the average person has never heard of enshitification. It's not even an established concept in their mind.
They may have a vague sense that things are getting shittier on the big platforms, but probably don't even consider smaller platforms or decentralization as solutions
Time to dust off the crowbar
When I saw my friend's dad sitting, quietly watching his HDD defrag progress on Windows, I learned that patience can be enjoyable.
It's so much more relaxing, realising you don't have to be in a hurry
My parents, in their 70s, started receiving a guaranteed income supplement (they're Canadian). They're still poor, but finally they can afford the basics of survival without having to work full time.
It's such a huge change.
Congratulations!
Let them spend some time in the freezer. There's still a chance they could be used in pancakes or dog biscuits...
Screenshot of Mario Kart for SNES with text reading "give up?" And two choices shown: "yes" and "no." The option "no" is selected. Luigi is also pictured on the lower half of the screen.
I'm so disenchanted with policing that I'm not sure it can be rehabilitated without heavy heavy changes, but you remind me of how I felt signing up for police college as a young guy. I was pretty religious too at the time, and going into policing felt like the ultimate service to the community.
Anyway, a few ride-alongs cured me of that notion.