And don't forget, that sometimes day dreaming about going to space, might be more fun, than actually going. It's not like you can touch it anyways.

My point is: Remember to enjoy your dreams. And 99% of the time let them be just that: "dreams".

Case in point, dreams of being rich and famous. Famous people hate being famous. Get rich first, see if you still want to be famous then.

The games from 15-25 years ago are also great, especially the ones still available those are the good games.

CS 1.5, OpenTTD, AoE2, the likes..

Fancier graphics doesn't make games better. Gameplay, stories and jokes do.

Fancy graphics won't make a bad game good, but they'll make a great game into a cinematic masterpiece.

Examples: Cyberpunk 2077 (Once all the bugs were worked out, I recognize it was dogshit on release), Baldur's Gate 3, Expedition 33. Would they be great games even with 15-year old graphical fidelity? Sure. But the stunning graphics definitely elevates the experience, especially in the case of Cyberpunk 2077. When you have the hardware to run everything maxed out, it's damn nearly photographic. It made me truly feel immersed in the game world in a way no other game has achieved, and I've played lots of VR games.

Also, fancy 2D graphics were possible decades ago. Only fancy 3D graphics have serious requirements for today's hardware.

Moreover: what is the upside?

Spying on employees is not free. If you want to spend serious resources doing it, there has to be an upside.

I loved last.fm when every tag was a custom radio station..

It's not anymore, right?

It's weird to me that courts don't at-least attempt to review if the conduct was in good faith and plausibly reasonable given the facts know at the time.

The idea that officials aren't personally liable for mistakes made in good faith isn't bad. But somehow the US tends to produce a lot of cases where good faith requires a lot of faith :)

You would think using your office to file false charges against someone would be corruption just like using your office to embezzle money.

There has been a lot of HIV going around, I have yet to hear reports that it's gone airborne.

But, yes, I would rather not have an outbreak of ebola.

HIV is a very weak virus. Ebola is significantly more robust.

Sue the ISPs for enabling piracy?

If their license is void, then distribution is illegal, right?

How is there no enforcement paths?

If Josef really wants to go after BambuLab over AGPL violations he can do what the music/movie industries did: have them blocked at the ISP level.

Cease and desist for all servers outside China. Block traffic at ISP levels.

Unlike various pirate websites there won't be a hundred copy cats to also hunt down.

Higher energy prices is something the population notices when they come.

But when higher prices stick around industries close or never opened.

Yes, and pursing state sponsored nuclear means higher prices are guaranteed to stick around