They didn’t exclude Mexico, Central America or South America.

NixOS and I use Helix, Neovim and Emacs (in that order of preference)

My theory is that: With social media people are exposed to more and more stuff, specially bad stuff due to algorithms, and when things happens, you usually feel a need to form an opinion on them. The quicker you have the form an opinion, the more nuance you lose, if you don’t form an opinion now, the next thing will arrive and you will be outdated. People are having to choose quantity over quality when it comes to their opinions.

Again this is based on not much and utterly unscientific but I think it makes sense kinda.

Digital/no pressure buttons are completely unreliable when used to control a physical thing.

if aliens were real, i’d hope they have really cool non-warfare technology that we can steal. hopefully they haven’t invented space copyright or trademark equivalents.

I would be afraid of using it, forgetting I used it, and then using it again, in an endless loop. Other than that, I think society would change tremendously, and with change, specially regarding something as fundamental as memory, comes chaos.

Maybe I’d use it to forget some awkward, embarrassing moments, but I don’t know, I’m not that worried about them since I imagine everyone else has probably forgotten about those by now, I’d be worried that by purposefully forgetting crucial life-changing moments I’d be, like, losing a part of myself.

Step 1: create the universe

Step 2: wait like 13 to 14 billion years

Step 3: if you’ve made humans, congrats. if you haven’t, try again

One of my last names was severely misspelled a long time ago so I doubt anyone else not from my family has it, and I wouldn’t change it. As for the other last name, it’s kinda common so no I wouldn’t change it either.

Obviously Emacs with Evil mode… or Vim with Vimacs?

4 spaces by default for indentation unless .editorconfig says otherwise.

The one who gets pregnant should probably take the birth control, as pregnancy would be more bothersome for them than for the other person.

yes, but actually no

I have Neovim, Helix and Emacs installed on my system…

It depends on why they want to destroy Earth, but honestly I’d probably just live my alien life and think that the human life I thought I had was some kind of weird déjà vu.

“Here’s a rare weapon dropped by this boss! But wait, you need to be at least level 30 to use it, and you’re still on level 2.”

I went out of my way to repeatedly grind and kill this late game boss during early game, just give me my reward for not following the stupid linear progression

Oh, The Stanley Parable satirizes these kinds of useless achievements. There’s an achievement for clicking on a door 10 times and it turns into a whole journey in-game, as a meta joke of course.

you know that color you get when you mix all the paints? yeah, that kinda ugly brown paint mixture? it’s not that, because life is beautiful and its meaning is light green

* ^{But nobody came.}

(Undertale genocide run)

* It’s you! (mirror at the first region of the game)

* Despite everything, it’s still you. (mirror at the end of the game)

(Undertale non-genocide runs)

urban photography which i heavily edited

I would look for psychiatric help and go over memories of that person with other people. I’d probably wonder if they were real or would also disappear.

Edit: oh shit i just remembered that i confuse things that happened in dreams with real life things sometimes. maybe this would be a more extreme version of that? dreaming a whole person. wow