RDR2: Last mission of the game. Crashed two-thirds through it. Gave up. Fuck that, I’m not redoing that shit.

Sleeping Dogs: After gaining freeroam and a couple main missions (the first stealth one where you’re planting that listening device in a restaurant), got bored of the game. Feels like A worse GTA IV and Yakuza game. IDK I just didn’t vibe with it.

Psychonauts 1: Last level (Circus). If you know, you know. It’s awful.

Spyro: Reignited Trilogy: 100%ed 1 and 2. Gave up on 3 because it got boring and I hated the skateboarding levels.

It seems the trend is when games get boring/repetitive, or some bullshit mechanic/mission/event is involved.

What humanity has dubbed “aliens”? No.

Extraterrestrial creatures/other lifeforms outside our galaxy? I don’t know. We don’t have enough data to prove it true or false yet.

Depends on the apocalypse.

Nuclear? Get a nice tan in the radiation (or Ideally blast zone).

Zombie or a virus? Probably just die. No way I want to live through a zombie apocalypse and the virus would probably be painful.

I don’t know why anyone would want to live through an apocalypse. It’s bound to be hell.

I saw an orange car yesterday. I don’t know the model.

I want a car that is painted with only vibrant colors, and different colors for each part of the car. It would look hideous, but at least I would never lose it in a parking lot.

Luck is like a rollercoaster to me: bad luck followed by good luck and vice versa. I’m usually either really lucky/unlucky or barely lucky/unlucky. Never really in the middle.

Whatever I feel like playing at the moment. I don’t have a favorite.

If you use a Syncthing app on android, you’re technically running a server (Syncthing) in the background.

That’s pretty much the only server I run though.

The past tense of wake of course.

When I’m burnt out from programming, I tend to just play some video games. Depending on how fried my brain is, it might be simple, mindless games like Brotato or Slime Rancher, or maybe something more complex like a survival game.

A bunch of new indie games coming this Autumn, and Cyberpunk Edgerunners Season 2 in August/September.

This is an extreme example if you really want something like an old, ‘dumb’ phone from the past while still using modern hardware:

• Remove any non-essential apps to making a call or text. I would only keep F-Droid to keep your launcher up to date (unless there’s a built-in updater)
• Replace your current launcher with something more minimal like Minimo Launcher
• Optional: Install a game (Just one!) like Breakout 71 for something to do on your break (Like how old phones had a game to play)
• Disable all notifications not related to phone or text
• Disable Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, All Location Services, anything that isn’t essential to making a call or text.

EDIT: forgot to add:

• Only re-enable Wi-Fi for updating your launcher and/or game. Disable when you’re done.

Congratulations, you’ve successfully ‘dumb downed’ your smartphone.

Your question is a lot like this thought experiment:

If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?

Whatever your answer is to the above text can be applied to your question.

You have it backwards.

rm -fr /* removes the French language pack that comes preinstalled on your system.

/j

Writing a script and having it not destroy everything on first launch.

It’s a great feeling.

Do you think that these CBS employees should unionize and go on strike?

Yes

Write code and play games. I’m currently hyper fixating on Satisfactory right now, and it’s fun.

self think this.good_idea = True

I think it’s Saturday or Sunday everywhere now.

Among other uses

That’s ominous as hell. Are you a hitman? /j

Sure, a few projects I’ve been working on:

• framed_text: A Python package that adds some utilities I frequently use in my projects, such as Status message, Data with labels, and messages surrounded by a frame. (Inspired by prompt_toolkit’s choice frames)
• play-music: A CLI music wrapper for VLC & MPV. Mainly just a way to play files and directories/playlists without having to type their paths by using saved IDs.

I have a few other public repos on my Codeberg page, and a few private ones that are more tailored to my specific system. I have a lot of scripts that are not in any repos that are just one-off things like extracting data from a CSV file.