I was subscribed to Medium with my work account. I was already contemplating if it's worth the price due to the ungodly amount of articles about how to use AI, which AI tools etc. Today I got an email from them. The content was basically, you don't really hate AI articles, you just want "trustworthy" articles, and those can be done with AI too. Guess who unsubscribed.

god that spine is messed up

I have this. It's a super chill coop game. You have grampa's goals, and then fish, harvest, make friends etc. I recommend it.

My mom died 5 years ago. We used to hang out every day, she was the best person I've ever known. I think people mourn in different ways. Some prefer not to think about it. For me, I wanted to remember her more and talk about her, look at photos etc. A quote that stuck with me from that time is something like this: When a loved person dies, they leave a huge hole behind. The hole never gets smaller, but you grow around it. Turned out to be true.

Yeah, in spite of it.

I'm a UX/UI designer. The point of a good user experience design is to make it intuitive. Every button has the same shape and font so you know it's a button. The colors are consistent across primary and secondary buttons so you know which is the primary action. All the elements are consistent so you know what to expect and where to click, so it's intuitive.

You have no trouble using it because you've learned where everything is. If you were using it for the first time, or wanted to find some new feature, you would have to click around and learn by trial and error. That's a bad user experience.

I do soy milk but that's mostly because of taste, and it's one specific brand (European, Spar brand). Almond milk should be sweetest, but it varies a lot between brands.

No drawer. Probably due to the kitchen layout, we don't have smaller drawers, so the tools and such go into their own container.

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Maybe for the first playthrough? The rest were a breeze once we figured it out.

That would be 3 buttons not 40 like in the picture