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The victim becomes everyone else who doesn't do this
A chart like this has helped optimize and waste less time by chopping and adding things to the oven sheets in the right order so they all finish cooking at the same time:
I enjoy cooking, but don't enjoy that it has to be done so often. So I do meal prep.
My current system is to do a big batch that would last me 4-5 days, and then double the portion and freeze half. That way, after a couple of meal preps and rotating through different types of meals, the freezer has a bunch of accumulated portions so I can just start thawing them and be on a more "lazy mode" schedule for a while where I just thaw, heat/microwave and eat. Cooking break of sorts.
Not minding eating the same thing several days in a row helps.
Eating only one big meal a day helps too. Not really "OMAD", but my breakfast is almost the same thing: eggs, cheese, bread, banana, steak, in different combinations. Stuff that fills me up and won't leave me hungry 2 hours later. So I just worry about breakfast and the bigger dinner, and leave the rest for snacking. Never really bother planning or meal prepping a lunch.
Usually stick to doing recipes that optimize cooking equipment. E.g. I'll sometimes do 2 meal preps at once. Chop things up to roast in the oven, like chicken and veggies, and while its cooking, do an instant pot only recipe where I just throw things in and hit the button. If I'm doing a double batch, I try not to do two oven-heavy recipes.
Things get more difficult and time consuming if I need to eat a lot more than average (when bulking).
My system is nowhere near perfect and I'm always looking for improving, but that's where I am at the moment.
The way the villager NPCs just start talking about politics as soon as he gives AI access to the news 💀
What a buzz kill for that colorful whimsy world
I can see these corrections can serve to make inflation look better and jobs look worse than expected, therefore allowing the Fed to cut rates without looking like they are caving to Trump, but simply being diligent with what the cold hard data tells em
Bring back the thing where you slip in money in a shopping cart so you gotta return it to get your money back.
Decree into existence an Online Bill of Rights. Includes things such as:
- The right to appear offline: this feature is mandatory in every social app, network or game.
- Read receipts are illegal. Let's go back to a time people didn't worry about "leaving them on read/seen"
I would also make society work on a two tier citizenship system.
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Statist tier: you pay your 40-50% in taxes and get your "free" healthcare, social security, "free tuition", etc.
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Sovereign opt-out tier: you pay no tax and relinquish right to any public social programs.
Let people sort themselves and leave each other alone.
I feel they can make a movie out of how this game got made
True, but at least they might make one for the game itself :
https://variety.com/2025/film/news/clair-obscur-expedition-33-live-action-film-story-kitchen-sandfall-interactive-1236291356/
I don't have time to game like I used to, but I sure am glad I played it.
It's an art masterpiece. There's so much attention to detail and a level of "giving a damn" about it I haven't seen often.
And although it's not about the game itself, I like the story behind the studio coming together. Basically Ubisoft employees tired of making the same AAA slop breaking away, recruiting passionate people off forums and Soundcloud, that kind of thing... and somehow, they create something like E33.
It just makes me hopeful that such a small team (32 people + 1 dog = 33), with a fraction of the typical AAA budget, can achieve a game like that. GOTY would be well-deserved, all things considered.
As a Final Fantasy fan, I also like that they kind of proved to SquareEnix that it's possible to do a turn based JRPG that still has some modern and reactive elements and that that whole genre doesn't need to be completely thrown out as dated.
Anyway. Good game. Didn't mean to hijack a Silksong thread :P
Exactly.
Dumb Alberta loves to complain that they're hit disproportionately by federal policy that stifles productive growth, notably in the energy sector. But that's all made up misinformation.
All they have to do is raise their elbows higher and they too could enjoy thriving economies like we enjoy in the east. They could be defeating Trump and be the envy of the USA just like us.
The NPC liberal spin today is that Alberta's unemployment is highest which somehow proves the problem isn't Ottawa it's the mean conservatives
Basically. It kisses your ass too often depending on prompt wording.
One of the recent South Park pikes fun at it.