As the other commenter noted, this post is missing it's image. However, I found your people: !thelyricsgame@lemmy.ca

Satisfactory isn't bad either, but factorio wins in my book.

In many areas you are not allowed to have a project car even on your own property, but I've never heard of anywhere that will allow you to park one on the side of a public road unregistered and unplated.

I doubt this car was sitting on private property.

It's currently on a free weekend promotion on steam. You can play it either way.

I mean, I can't imagine that someone would spend enough money to fly in a consultant just to ignore them. I don't think that actually happens.

/s

If you snap one, they will send you a replacement for free. I chipped one of the security torx once, and was surprised at how easy it was to get replaced.

Would they still be random after the genie gave them to him?

Mine too lol. I know that isn't technically enough, but we aren't talking instantaneous damage like a laser here. You need to be much more careful around stuff like that.

Regular UV radiation is a gradient, like going outside without sunblock. You're gonna burn if you are an idiot about it. Don't stare at the thing for 60 minutes straight. We looked, we saw, and then we stopped looking.

Yep, same here. The auto darkening set I normally use didn't really work, but I just looked through a piece of spare glass I had lying around for a passive set.

That's.... Exactly what I was talking about. Master of the content.

I am fully aware that the windows search hides things that you are actually searching for. Particularly if they are system preference apps, and it always goes to bing first regardless.

Also, I bailed as well. I use windows for work and school, otherwise I'm on linux.

They want you to use the search instead of a functional interface. That's why they keep making the interface worse.

It lets them spy on you through bing, allows them to fill the results with ads, and lets them hide system applications unless you know exactly how to find them.

It's also them gearing up towards funneling the entire UX through copilot for largely the same reasons.

The entire goal is to flip the operating system from the slave of the user to the master of the content.

I mean... Yes? I hate this idea and Roku will lose me as a customer over this, but yes they are specifically targeting screensavers. Idle time is ad time to these people.