You don’t do the reverse -cowgirl, you should face the wall

I switched to Waterfox some time back. Switching was quite painless.

Different genre, but I really like Transport Fever and Cities Skylines. Not a lot of action, but always something new that can still be optimized.

I do need to set an alarm clock to not be playing those the entire night though, so be careful.

Over here urinals sometimes have a little image of a fly inside. This is where you aim for.

It all depends on the shape of the bowl.

Sitting is always better though.

Why do we need robot taxis?

What is threads? Do i need this?

“Just boo it” hehe nice

I don’t really understand why motorists would ignore yield signs but adhere to stop signs. Just put a cop there who gives tickets, it’s easy money for the government.

In my country the government literally uses traffic violations as a hidden tax.

Your dad could be wrong. There is a turning point where a snowball effect will start where when the bottom part of the economy can’t make it to the end of the month, the rest of the country will feel the consequences.

You mean bicycles, right?

I miss the corona virus lockdown days personally to be honest, so no, not really. It might even help bring house prices down when enough people catch it.

Can we just stop doing capitalism already? I’ve seen enough of it by now.

Permissive for humans, not for companies. Good.

Blitzscaling

I lived in a Northern European country through the 90s: definitely yes. Not perfect, but it was quite good really.

I’m afraid the answer is “Claude Code” at the moment.

But really it depends on what you mean exactly with “website”.

It’s always better to not be in the US

It sounds weird to plant native plants. I always just ignore a piece of garden for a while and native plants spontaneously spawn.

I sit, squeeze and preferably wash with water afterwards. At the office I sometimes sneak into the disabled toilet because it does have a sink behind the locked door.

Toilet paper is the second option, but it leaves traces sometimes.

I work as a developer for a smaller (~50 people) tech company and most devs use AI on a daily basis, but everyone is free to choose what, how and how much (until our tokens run out 😬, but we do have a decent budget).

We find we have to learn how to use this new, powerful (and sometimes also very annoying) tool properly. PR have been sent for review without properly being checked by the “author”, bosses have raves about AI but also reality checked when they saw the bills they have to pay and we will probably make more mistakes as well as productivity boosts in the future. We will see where this all ends up.

For now I just enjoy having this companion when I need it to guide me through new fields I would have not dared to tread before, which is fun. Worst case I’ll be building houses instead of web applications in a few years. Working outside instead of in a stuffy office. Could be worse.