For the past 4 Christmases, I’ve gone snowboarding by myself. I love it. Snowboarding is my favorite activity and ski resorts are practically empty on Christmas Day.
If I have some social energy, I’ll chat with randos on the lift or at the hotel hot tub afterwards. Or if I feel like taking a break from humanity, I won’t speak a word the entire day. Both can be fun. Just following whatever my feelings are that day.
Any recommendations?
I don’t know for sure, but I feel like autocorrect is integrated into the touch boundary system because every time I go to google something related to the Nintendo switch, my “w” keypress is detected as “e”, and I think it’s because there’s more words that begin with “se” than “sw”
Everything is homogenized now
I'm interested to know what you mean by this, because if anything, I've heard the older generations reminisce about ye olde monoculture when there was only a handful of good shows on a handful of television channels, and everyone would tune in weekly to watch and then talk about the next day around the water cooler. I feel like streaming has led to things being more fragmented, both because you need to be subscribed to the one service that carries the show and because there's so many more shows being made.
What is that shrimp doing at a cat cafe
Yeah and I feel like since you control their internet access, you could help the baiters pull off some extra zesty fun
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Don't feel out of touch, the industry is bigger than ever and the sheer number of games coming out is impossible to keep up with. As an employed adult, I've found the only way I can sort of keep up is by following a streamer like moistcritikal who is open to playing pretty much anything.
I have met several people who told me they don’t mind advertising. Unfortunately, I don’t think you’re gonna convince enough of the normies to get rid of advertising wholesale
On the other hand, I think pretty much everyone can agree that the current amount of advertising is excessive, especially when consuming media. A movement against excessive advertising would be a lot more successful imo