I don’t think this AI natural language thing is the best idea for a drive thru. Instead, they should have those touch screen menus, plus a bypass lane for those who placed their order using their mobile app (or if they are picking up a DoorDash/Uber Eats/etc order). So if you see a few people already waiting to use the touchscreen, you can instead pull out your phone, place your order, and drive directly in line for pickup. Hell, they could get rid of the pickup window entirely, just park in a reserved spot, punch in the number of the spot you are in, and then someone (or a robot) brings your food, so you aren’t stuck behind someone who is waiting for their meal when yours is already done since you ordered from home or the road (as a passenger).

It’s basically what I already do when I walk in, like if there are 20 people in line to place their order at Tim Horton’s, I’ll just grab my phone, place my order via the app and then just go pick it up while most people are still waiting to order.

We use Foundry and Discord, we started back when COVID was still a serious consideration, plus we aren’t all in the same geographic location.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

Pretty much all I have played since it came out, except maybe one evening of Minecraft and a couple games on Jackbox.tv with friends, and also excluding regular DnD sessions.

Peut-être faudrait-il un système où une instance peut agir en tant que miroir pour une communauté populaire, question de ne pas surcharger le serveur d’origine et aussi avoir un backup si l’instance originale meurt? Genre si tu fais une publication, ça va à l’origine et se distribue aux miroirs, et si l’origine ne répond plus alors il y a un protocole d’élection automatique qui désigne une nouvelle copie maître parmi les miroirs. On peut toujours lancer un blockchain dans le mix si on veut être fancy.