(gods, I sound like a freaking spammer)
Halfway through the first paragraph I scrolled up to check the username, to make sure I wasn't wasting my time reading spam.
(gods, I sound like a freaking spammer)
I had to do that with a phone app that uses a calendar to set your birthdate. I tapped on the year to change the year, and it didn't do anything. So I was having to scroll month by month from now back to August of 1972, which was going to take me forever. Then my wife grabbed the phone and tapped somewhere else up in the corner, and it let me change the year.PS: Do you know what's really scary? When you go to a website or game page that requires you to enter your date of birth, and you have to scroll all the way down to nearly the bottom just to click on the year you were born. It makes me feel old, and that eventually, if I live long enough, I won't even be able to log in to some sites.
Be careful about putting in your real DoB in places where you're not definitely required to do so—eg gov, bank, health sites.website or game page that requires you to enter your date of birth
There's always politics, you're approaching prime running ageIt really is exhausting being dumb as a rock and bad at everything. Maybe I should just concentrate on…
It really is exhausting being dumb as a rock and bad at everything. Maybe I should just concentrate on napping and eating.
Yeah, I've been lying to websites about my birthday since they first started asking, back in the days when Netscape was that big, evil company trying to take over the whole internet.Be careful about putting in your real DoB in places where you're not definitely required to do so—eg gov, bank, health sites.
journey only takes 90 minutes... in theory. It can never end, its up to you.I should really get a new book to read, because I don't think I'll be able to find a game that's enjoyable for me to play in irregular short sessions.
I have a feeling we chatted re this a bit last year?a game that's enjoyable for me to play in irregular short sessions
I have a feeling we chatted re this a bit last year?
I assume you've no interest in solo or casual games?
I thought you were wanting to help kill Kerbals.@Pifanjr Can I be your assistant?
Good with coffee, and snacks.
It really is a great game. Hope you enjoy it. I'm hoping Kerbal 2 is even better. I guess we'll see. It's not the original devs, so there's no telling.So I finished reading the entire Kerbal Space Program manual at work. Too bad I won't be able to play today
@Pifanjr Can I be your assistant?
Good with coffee, and snacks.
I thought you were wanting to help kill Kerbals.
It really is a great game. Hope you enjoy it. I'm hoping Kerbal 2 is even better. I guess we'll see. It's not the original devs, so there's no telling.
I don't think he was talking about getting them for you.Absolutely. I don't drink coffee though.
You are dead to me.Absolutely. I don't drink coffee though.
The story about the guy who started the whole thing is pretty interesting. He got a job at a marketing agency. If I remember correctly, he was getting ready to turn in his notice, and they told him that if he stayed, they'd let him make his game. So the original game was basically made by an ad agency.Apparently the original devs have joined in the development of the sequel now. It's been delayed by almost 1.5 years now though and it's only an early access that's releasing next month, so I don't have very high hopes.
I'm not really a coffee guy, but I used to drink a Pepsi or Mountain Dew in the morning for my caffeine intake. But I just had hiatal hernia surgery about 3 weeks ago, and as a result, I can't drink anything carbonated for a while. I've been drinking a lot of tea for the caffeine, but wanted something a little different. I searched and found out V8 makes energy drinks with a little lower caffeine count than most energy drinks, but more similar to a cup of coffee. Plus they actually have some health benefits, being V8. I tried the black cherry and orange pineapple ones, and they're decent. They do the job. It's definitely better to not need caffeine, though.You are dead to me.
I used to drink 3 or 4 cups a day. I don't even drink it regularly anymore because I've been concentrating on rehydrating in the morning, but I still love a good cup every now and then. My wife, on the other hand, loses her mind if she can't have her caffeine, but most days I don't drink any caffeinated drinks, as I don't drink soft drinks or tea. I'm pretty much a water or Gatorade Zero guy now.