Well, things can always go sideways for us too--pendulum swings and whatnot--but you take the good days where you can get them. Sure thing. Same to you!

Greetings from Montréal! Things are pretty chill at the moment. I'm certainly glad to be out of the US these days for...reasons... (used to live in Seattle and southern California). Not sure the Canadian gaming industry is in any better state, though. Hope you find work soon, man. Your art is dope.

I don't even think it was 100% correct for the other model whose instructions it clearly WAS referring to. When I think of the absolute waste of resources used in being so confidently wrong...

It's so dumb. Just today I was searching for how to do a non-obvious thing with an audio interface. The shite Google AI summary (wasn't using it on purpose, but there it was nonetheless) confidently answered with a reference to a button combo that didn't work, and another button which did not exist.

Wow, that's dark. I'm fairly sure AG was how I found your games, in fact. RIP to a real one.

this is such a good representation of American Christianity

I saw this when I was, like, 12, and it kind of traumatized me, to be honest.

Saaaaaaame. Who knew opening and closing a thing thousands of times would eventually wear it out? I have procured baking soda but my super glue has dried out, so waiting on that (a plastic bit that holds an important screw broke and that combo makes a surprisingly good fix, if you're wondering).

Indeed. I just went grocery shopping and bought not a single product made in the U.S (I live in Canada). Food is required spending, but you can make choices there too.

That's so insane to me. I work for a museum that is part of a provincial government, and we get decent coffee and fresh water (luxury!), and somehow the world hasn't ended...OK, bad example, but I'm pretty sure we're not to blame for that. That's, like, bare minimum office comforts.

Definitely agree, but Outlook has a setting to only show the signature in the first email of the thread, and I think it's perfectly reasonable to use an image there (i.e. only once) if you want.

As a Canadian-American who moved back to Canada during the new-old guy's first term, I can confirm that it is extremely exhausting. And it's not even just him, but...everything.