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Me too! And I had a similar thought.

My confusion seeing stuff in ~/Projects that I didn’t put there would have been funny. Like “…have you been watching me??”

My Riverland farm is doing great! I’m in Spring of year 2. I make enough money with not a lot of work. I catch fish and sell them, which provides a decent chunk of gold. I have a handful of traps for ocean crustaceans and shellfish.

I have chickens, ducks, and cows; I just upgraded to the deluxe barn so I have a new goat and sheep. I’d like to get a pig and some rabbits too.

I have a fish pond as well but I just dumped carp in there because I don’t care to look up the optimal fish to farm.

I am also working toward unlocking the greenhouse via the community center bundle, but since I didn’t start farming the first year, I still have a few seasons to go. Probably in late fall, which is actually an excellent time.

I’m also only a couple fish short of the fish tank community bundle, the pufferfish (a summer fish) and Sandfish, which I need the desert to catch.

The real reason they cite is also quite interesting. Twice as many leased electric vehicles are coming to market.

Analysts attribute the surge to a glut of hundreds of thousands of cheap pre-owned EVs that were purchased on leases in the early 2020s and which are now returning to market as those leases expire. According to credit bureau Experian, EVs will account for 15 percent of all off-lease vehicles at the end of this year, up from 7.7 percent in the first quarter.

This reminds me of Coyote Linux, a firewall distribution that I also used to run on a 386 from a floppy disk!

Legitimately was going to say the same thing. Who would ever download this garbage?

The narcissism is embarrassing.

I love having chickens too! I think every playthrough I realize how easy it is to make the mayonnaise machine and the chickens are cute.

I also see that there are fish ponds, and that sounds like a fun animal option too

I played maybe 20-30 hours years ago (around when the first game came out) but put it down because I tend to over-optimize farming, and then become annoyed or stressed in a silly way.

I picked it up a couple weeks ago again because the fishing map sounded like fun, so I’ve been concentrating mostly on fishing and it has been quite fun! For some reason it feels a little less easy for me to fall into the optimization trap than planting stuff and making sprinklers.

I haven’t actually done a lot of fishing on other games but I’m really enjoying the variety and slightly different challenge.

so not very vague at all.

Literally the first sentence is of the definition you posted is vague.

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) is an international document adopted by the United Nations General Assembly that codifies some of the rights and freedoms of all human beings.

Some of the rights and freedoms? So, yeah, “not very vague at all”.

Ah damn I was fooled by their “make a donation” text

Seems like it, yeah. Free for personal use.

Thank you! I was like “who?”

It’s never too late! I don’t even like Skyrim but it’s literally never too late to have more fun with older games.

That’s hilarious.

“Every credential that was in Moltbook’s Supabase was unsecured for some time,” Ian Ahl, CTO at Permiso Security, explained to TechCrunch. “For a little bit of time, you could grab any token you wanted and pretend to be another agent on there, because it was all public and available.”

Last month, Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth was asked about the AI agent social network in an Instagram Q&A. He said he didn’t “find it particularly interesting” that the agents talk like us, since they are trained on massive databases of human material. Rather, Bosworth was intrigued by how humans were hacking into the network, which was not a feature but a large-scale error.

It’s telling that Meta is still impressed by this kind of bullshit. None of this is particularly interesting.

What’s funny is, we literally already have helicopters that rich people seem to use to get places.

These flying taxis are the exact same thing.

It’s a solution to a problem that doesn’t exist, which is why it pretty much never takes off (no pun intended).

Oh for sure, they’re taking big tech’s lead.

Tech has been blaming AI for layoffs for a couple years now, when they hired an insane number of people during and after COVID. They literally hired to lay off. I found this graph illustrative of the boom and bust.

The people in this administration love when tech can get away with something (see the Cambridge Analytica scandal around 2016) because they will too.

Yale’s own article about the study:

https://news.yale.edu/2026/03/03/ais-hidden-bias-chatbots-can-influence-opinions-without-trying

Wait maybe it’s because Kirk himself had an educ—

Kirk did not receive a college degree during his lifetime, a fact he noted in debates with academics and students

Oh

Ooh sparkling archive actually sounds really fancy, I’ll start using that

Have you tried tagspaces? It’s not primarily an editor (from what I can tell) but if you want to split file editing from grouping/tagging, it might be worth a shot.

I haven’t tried it but I will, because I really like ways to organize files that don’t require actually changing the files themselves!

Sometimes solving the problems separately (organizing and editing) can be better for specific purposes. on a computer with a keyboard, I like an editor that just edits.

I was somewhat interested before, but I have zero interest in supporting anything Ethan Klein has been involved in. Yuck.