@genospsychosis Also a good example of the limits of realistic graphics. This looks far more engaging despite having basic looking lighting and shadows.
And Microsoft wonders why everyone hates Windows and its updates. At this point it should just relinquish control to someone that actually cares about it as a primary product they want to make better.
@xcrtixii@WindUpWounded Because a mid prem footballer is still top few hundred players in the world for the most popular sport in the world. This is such a bizarre line of logic.
@xcrtixii Why doesn't it? Hugely famous and popular TV shows at a time when TV was still the biggest deal, sold loads of books, presumably done many a well paid corporate gig. What on earth else is worthy of becoming rich from if not this?
@nbarreto@tomfgoodwin@bot That wasn't my point. I was saying that while I mostly agree with the idea that sometimes engaging with boring daily/weekly tasks is a good "touching grass/seeing people" type moment, it depends on your circumstances and many people already choose to avoid it by ordering online.
@tomfgoodwin@nbarreto@bot I would say, "This. So much this. What do these people think they're otherwise doing with their lives. If the secret is wanting to live a life of luxury and travel the world, you just need money for that..." However, plenty of people already do online grocery shopping.
@Lordjimycrystal@that_fewer_guy@WinMike32 I mean, yeah, but it's a steady decline. Can still do a late night these days (mid 40s). Just not that late (2am, not 4am) and not multiple days in a row. I'd also say I more regret the number of wasted nights out that weren't that enjoyable.
@jwp756@GregoryConti19 I mean, yeah, kinda. But that breakthrough has been steadily happening for years now. Celebrating the moment it emulated painting, one of the most visceral, human artforms going, is just depressing.