Potatos_are_not_friends @ Potatos_are_not_friends @lemmy.world

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Pretty much. Both sides go back and forth.

If you never been in jury duty, both sides look at the selected jurors (sometimes 20-40 ppl) and their goal is to shave it to a smaller number, like 12.

Wear gauges? Have purple hair? Be a person of color?

If you don't fit a specific profile to help them win... You're gone.

During one of the selected cases where I was part of being selected, they absolutely asked you questions about your job and family, to get a sense of your background.

As a person on a jury, I was kicked off as the only person of color. No questions went my way. I just sat there and 3 hours later, I wasn't part of it.

We all can make assumptions that maybe because I match the skin tone of the defendant, and all three police officers were white, and it was post-BLM. But they absolutely won't say that. And why would they?

It's great. Everyone is so happy that you're driving around their beautiful country because it's FORZA!

This one is hard. I'm thinking of a bunch of survival games.

I think the Far Cry/assassins creed games also have you kill a bunch of animals to upgrade your clothes. Like Kill 12 endangered whales to hold 2 more revolver rounds or something ridiculous.

Star Citizen?

Or is it EVE online?

Both parties are the same, right?

This one party wants to... Allow corps to continue being shitty.

This is a really great topic! I've been puzzling over ideas for years but havent committed for a walk based games.

I'm in the same boat. I get bored very easily and want more minor gamification in walking.

Right now, it's just me walking while listening to audio books, and marking those books down.

just reads from the google analytics on your walking distance

Unless I'm confused - I think you mean Google Maps, as Analytics is to see user behavior on apps/websites!

Oh nice! It's on Google Play as well and made by the Zombie run folks

Op pointed that out already in the description. Any other recommendations you can add?

If it looks extremely questionable, like you're a life coach in Alabama and made 380k, it'll raise a lot of flags.

• Do you have a paper trail?
• who pays for life coaching in cash? And 100% of customers?
• Life coaching in Alabama and you made that much? " Is there also some business presence like a website?

There's more things to consider. I say that as a person who has to set up my own company to protect myself when I got freelance clients, and complicated the hell out of my taxes.

Anti-woke fries.

Where do you put your ice cream loyalty card that has 3 stamps and if you get 10 stamps you get a free ice cream?

You can be kicked off for any reason.

I loved getting up in the morning to work out. I felt like I was alone.

What I didn't like was that feeling was only for a few minutes, as I joined the 100+ other morning runners who also woke up early to be alone.

The maintenance part crushed me. Most of my other self hosted home setup, I fiddle with at most 2-3 times a year. Next cloud, I logging in at least once a month because something wasn't working.

Thanks for sharing that. My job set up NextCloud for cloud sharing and I thought it was pretty cool. Tried to set it up at home for sharing on a home network with my family and felt really confused. Every week there was a new problem that I had to solve and ended up going back just network drives and sharing.

Is that a typo?

You're saying Firefox does a lot of snitching about your activities? Comparable or more than Google?

The age of "saving your browser history" for convenience is over.

I'm all for anonymous surfing again.

The biggest trick the devil ever pulled was getting us to use our real names on the internet.

Easier. Just works. Things render and look right.

Dev experience is significantly better than Firefox.

I use both browsers.