massive_bereavement

There are few very good solo games I would recommend:

• Thousand years vampire is a journaling game about being a vampire through history.
• Under falling skies is kind of a space invaders/independence day.
• Sleeping Gods is a sandbox game where you have a ship crew in a big world to explore, trying to wake up the gods.
• Waste Knights is similar to Sleeping Gods, but in a Mad Max apocalyptic wasteland world.
• Witchcraft! Is about witches and pretty fantastic solo.
• Maquis is a neat quick game about running the Resistance in an occupied French town.
• In the Ashes is a pretty fantastic game-book and an easy recommendation for anyone that likes fantasy books but also likes games.

I would add bug watching as well, and using an app like iNaturalist.

It will help you identify living things and you will help documenting your environment.

Funny thing some malware checks if your hardware is virtualized. It is a bit tough to make a VM appear legit, so I tend to use a sacrificial laptop I have for this kind of work.

Your advise is good as it will tell you if the thing is real but the malware might not trigger.

And you call them clamped hams despite the fact that they are obviously plated.

Anaconda, closely followed by the first three movies in the Breenaverse, but probably Fateful Findings is the crown jewel.

From a vintage perspective, you can’t do wrong with Space Mutiny, Werewolf or The Mole People.

But I always have a special place in my heart for Pumaman, the crapiest of heroes.

Finally! I got a use for my scorpion.

Note: The same gene that makes cilantro taste for them like soap, lets them smell formic acid produced by ants.

Edit: I looked into this and it is a rumor, nothing else.

I imagine dying and then in hell, during the interview with the devil as it browses through my life story: “Well, I saw enough <closing the book>, you will be fixing our SAP servers from now onwards.” “Eh? Why is my previous job my punishment?” “Punishment? Oh no, we just run our…” the devil stares at my face for a minute “ok, I can see this working both ways, excellent.”