I loved it! I felt it was a wonderful meditation on the experience of the Pandemic. The intensity, the confusion, the life happening in spite of quarantine, and even how everything got so ridiculous that we all stopped being shocked. In a lot of ways, I found it cathartic that somebody had managed to talk about the struggle of COVID without ever mentioning a disease. Like, I've had quite enough of 'contagion movies' now for a lifetime, so, I think that will help it hold up over time.
Been using this as my main client for a few weeks now. I am extremely impressed, I highly recommend it for Android. It takes a lot of cues from my old Reddit 3PA of choice, Relay.
Right now, I am really enjoying Mario & Luigi on GBA. This one somehow missed me, perhaps because I was expecting something closer to Paper Mario at the time.
Sigh, I'm okay. Work is really stressful lately. I went through an acquisition, and really got demoted in both rank and importance. Defeating, but, I'm also still glad to have a job where I can work from where my cats live.
You can explain to a kid not to play in the street, and punish them if they disobey. You can ask your spouse not to engage in risky behavior with the car. You really can't explain shit to a cat.
Cats might not look like much, but they are some of the most successful and prolific hunters on planet earth. And they also kill entirely to keep their skills sharp.
So as you can imagine, combine an instinctual need to kill for sport with an insatiable desire to explore, you've got extremely efficient bird death machines that operate in mile-wide radiuses.
Keeping cats from going outdoors just helps to limit needless disruption to a clade of animals that is already extremely sensitive to deforestation and other external factors.
Fuck RMS. A hideous, slimy grandpa attached to a computer.