Yes.

Combine the size with the fact that they are semi transparent and live in hair follicles and sebaceous glands, both of which are essentially under the skin, and that’s why you don’t generally see them.

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That’s exactly it, it depends on the person more than the game. No game would be expected to be infinitely replayable, but there absolutely are people that will infinitely play a single game.

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Game mechanics should not be patentable, change my mind.

That sounds like very little evidence to me. Literally doesn’t even have a citation.

That is the only thing I can think of when I hear the word succulent.

But then they think they heard the only important part already and miss the context which equally matters.

I still don’t know how half the games at timezone can be allowed for kids.

Well what about when we get powdered mixes and mix them into water

I love it, but I’m probably not a typical racing game fan and haven’t played that many others. Burnout paradise is my other favourite.

The best sims game is The Sims Bustin’ Out.

True, you could probably solve that by breaking the casing off first if you’re insistent on trying it. They don’t look like a normal usb stick on the inside. Also I’d imagine it isn’t really feasible to just go dropping them around but maybe you can get them cheap enough somewhere.

Sure, but I mean the chances of someone creating a virus specifically to run when plugged into a pi running pi OS or other Linux os with the purpose of attacking the eeprom, delivered by dropping usb sticks in public is so ridiculously small it has to be functionally non existent.

Average person? Probably not many. But it’s also not some expensive, rare, hard to have thing. I have several raspberry pi’s that could easily serve the purpose by just not connecting a new image to a network.

Haven’t been there for a long time but I’ve literally been banned from some subs I never even visited for posting something they didn’t like on a different sub.

What? Saying it’s fair to say that they consider the cost of stopping unions as cheaper than giving everyone a raise is not the same as saying its fair to overpay themselves while underpaying employees.

Yeah but you can’t really quantify “happiness based increased productivity” on a spreadsheet as easily as “pay rise” or “stopping union expenses” so, ya know…

I don’t remember saying that is fair, or that it’s the right or moral decision.