I dunno. Maybe AI is the new “Darwinism.”

If you are stupid enough to use AI for electrical systems (or anything else crucial), the human race doesn’t need you.

I have not. But now I’m gonna.

I used to be part of a YouTube channel that specialized in local multiplayer games, so I’m about to unload a healthy list on you.

I’ll start with Speed Runners. It might be if interest. Little different, but same local multi player competitive vibe. I’m stoked for the upcoming sequel.

See also (in no apparent order): Samurai Gunn (1 and 2) Nidhogg (1 and 2) Roof Rage Lethal League {1 and 2) Gang Beasts Stick Fight; The Game Starwhal Sportsfriends Stikbold! Rockets Rockets Rockets Super Blood Hockey Porcunipine

All these games are super old, so they should be cheap and mostly available on other platforms than steam. Not all of them are a solid match for Towerfall, but they are all super fun to play from the same couch.

I’ll be heevin’ yah guzzeline!

Before Dave Brockie died, I’d go see GWAR anytime we were both in the same state. Always good. Always worth it.

RX Bandits are easily worth seeing again and again. Just a powerhouse live energy and some of the most underrated song writing/composition. They are one of those bands I don’t tell people about until I’m sure they have decent taste in non-mainstream if. They are touring right now, just got tickets.

Less Than Jake used to be one of those “assemble all our musician friends, LTJ is back on tour” bands.

I’ve seen Hieroglyphics a good number of times. Always worth it.

The Smoking Popes were an amazing show every time I’ve seen them as well.

Something else to consider, a lot of sandwich places use “deli mayo.” it has a much higher fat content than the stuff you can buy at the grocery store. Which, obviously, has a significant effect on flavor and texture.

It can be a key factor when trying to replicate restaurant recipes.

Intention, time, set, and setting have everything to do with that.

It’s like most anything else in life; If you fail to plan, plan to fail.

As someone who both reads and writes a LOT of emails/messages as part of their job, I go by two simple rules:

Let the situation determine the level of precision in your writing/grammar.

Always reread what you have typed at least once. Sometimes more depending on the situation.

You take the time to write it so that someone else will read it, and then understand it. If you read what you write and feel it’s concise, it’s good enough. After that is someone wants to be a pedant about it, they can suck shits.

It can be pretty clear (especially on the internet) when someone hasn’t read what they wrote.

To me, that’s the line between an acceptable post and a shit one.

That, and whether or not you completely agree with everything I have ever thought, ever.

Can confirm.

Source: Am overweight

I think “The Skatalites” qualify, simply out of the age of the band.