That’s good to know. Thank you. Yeah context can change a lot, but not even knowing the context can make it rather hard to guess any meaning.

Thanks to finding out about piracy rather early there was no longer the financial limitations either.

So yeah playing in childhood was much better. I could actually focus and go along with storylines and actually have time to practice and get better at games.

Nowadays, story based games are completely out, because once i eventually can play again i would need a recap of what happened last time and thats ignoring the fact that as soon as i put on earphones to even try to focus on a game, my wife instantly gets jealous and tries to do everything possible to get some attention.
Similarly for any team based or skill based games, there just isn’t time to practice. So all multiplayer games are out as well, because it kinda sucks when in the evening i eventually can boot up my PC, start a game, launch a match and then get insta killed by past version of myself(basement dwelling 14 year old who practices every waking moment).

“fresh meat” and then just getting insta killed. It still sends shivers down my spine. Such a sweet childhood memory.

Main bulk of the meals are the same, of course there is some variation over time, but generally rather similar. Been tracking food for last 3 years with nearly 95% accuracy. And yes i can give any random day within last 3 years and know exactly what i ate, only exclusion is some events. Intake has been correlated to bodyweight changes over time as well.

Breakfast, always the same: custom mix. 200g of yogurt, 100g of quick oats, 30g of protein powder.

Lunch depends on a weekday and work.

Lunch 1: after gym, low fat curd 180-200g, yogurt 150g, protein powder 30g, quick oats 50g.

Lunch 2: on a workday, usually last nights dinners leftovers.

Dinner: potatoes/pasta/rice/buckwheat in rotation. Some lean meats and some greens. Usually 1/3 of the plate for each.

Snacks: that’s too random to write down and changes depending on what ohase im in, whatever mass gaining or fat burning.

Thank you for explaining. Language does seem to evolve faster than i can keep up with it.

Yeah that does make sense, thank you.

Fair point.

No, I’m genuinely curious why such an odd number, like 2020 would make more sense as it’s the beginning of a decade.

ChatGPT was released late 2022. So it cant be that one either. Maybe some other AI chat service was released around 2021?

Thank you, but that still doesn’t really explain why 2021. Chatting services we’re popular way before that. Something must have happened in the year 2021 in relation to technology so that this specific year was chosen as last decent production year for technology.

Chat, ? Pop off?

Can you elaborate a little more on that?

Sounds like nice people. Cant fault them for it, tech has gone down the drain over the years and newer stuff isn’t really worth the cost anymore.
Are they recruiting?

Though why specifically 2021? What exactly happened at that specific year?

Noup, standard wasn’t 70.

Standard was 59,99 and will always be 59,99. Never forget, never forgive.

Sadly that’s unlikely. People spending time on TikTok are already so deeply addicted to it that they don’t even care whatever that trash is made by humans or machines.

This just in, more trash found at the garbage dump.

Fair, but voice messages are still worse, at least that example is short.

Honestly that was a blessing in disguise actually. Person had to slow down and actually think through what they we’re writing, in comparison to modern voice messages where it’s primarily just verbal diarrhea and the reciver has to do all the processing and filtering.

Damn, though you’re right. I completely forgot how much data hoarding they actually can and will do.

That was most definitely a bad friend.

Everyone makes that mistake in one point of their life, just learn from it and move on. Though you don’t have to cut off people, just remember that they might not be that helpful, especially if you struggle to find people who intreset you.

Like the current example, if you need someone to play some games with, that bad friend might be good enough for that occasion, but when you need some help with carrying something, theres bo point to rely on that particular friend.

No, i already have a pc and never really liked consoles. Got too comfortable with a keyboard and mouse setup. Yeah those do support keyboard and a mouse setup as well, but might as well get a PC at that point already.

And i do like to build and tinker with my hardware, much more easier on PC than with a console.