Ashley

You explaining all the different versions

I've been thinking recently I need to do more physical creative stuff (coding and photography not counting) and not sure what yet so I've been looking at local courses to try and find something. I did realise I bought my nieces origami paper a while back and never gave it to them so may just do that for now. But anyway, do any of y'all do any arts and crafts?

Does this mean I need to ban you?

It is weird how frequently they're showing that. Gives the sense there's not much variety.

Anyone else read that as "clothing optional too"?

I'll ban you if you do. Does that work?

Although the developers behind World of Goo haven't spent the intervening years proving themselves to be an insufferable dick so hopefully they'll do better.

It's out now and just looked and it's £25.19 (guessing it's some kind of launch discount). Think I'll wait a bit.

Just read that message and the guy is right, it really does read as if it was written by AI.

In fairness he can time travel which makes getting money easier.

Incorrect. TVs at the time were hefty enough you could play the portable consoles while sat on them.

The horses in that game also look like they've been ridden by Charlotte Dujardin.

Maybe as much damage as that brain worm did to him?

Not sure if admins should be bullying @bob like this

That's Mario's shoe Oh wait I just watched the video and no it's not. Me being dumb.

Oh it's not an exact classification, but it pretty much is along those lines when it comes to awards. It's why something like Desperate Housewives was classed as a drama and sure it had (melo)drama but it was a comedy.

Comedies = 30 minutes Dramas = 60 minutes That really is pretty much the extent of their classification.

The keyrings are cool, which a lot of people in Tokyo seem to agree with.

Nah I get that. Those sites that don't allow you to reject all data collection I bounce off of. "Legitimate interest" my eye.

Worried it will judge you for how many games you complete?

Well... Let's see how this goes

Same energy

It is on my list of things to look into but not had time. In the interim if you find an old one you can copy and paste it.

I don't know how it works for Apple Pay but for Google Wallet it basically sets up another number. The last 4 digits shown on receipts does not match the card, meaning if you return something and they ask to see they'll have to see the app rather than the card itself. And you need to verify payments by unlocking and my banking app needs biometrics to get in and a password to set up a new payee. So overall my first worry wouldn't be about them getting banking access, it's more the personal things. Although I did see a news story a while ago about a lot of people being caught out when their phone was stolen and they got into apps by requesting a MFA code that appeared in a text notification on their lock screen which is worth bearing in mind. And for the love of god don't set your passcode as a birthday of you or a relative and don't use your kids or pet names in your password.