Undearius

This is my rarest but it's a small part that nobody plays of a niche game.

0.2% - American Truck Simulator

Shining Star
Obtain 3 stars in any 3 scenarios played in a row in Truck Driving Proficiency (Driving Academy)

The one I'm proud of:

0.3% - Halo: Master Chief Collection

A Preference for Pain
Halo 3: Complete the Halo 3 LASO Campaign playlist.

Umu-Launcher could be used which would have the same compatibility as Steam.

Biden was asleep

This is a fucking weird chirp coming from someone constantly falling asleep on camera.

He was elected provincially, only Ontario gets to decide.

The other main party, the Liberal party, was lead by a wet paper towel that had some fairly weak stances on some subjects that people didn't like.

There is a 3rd main party, the NDP, that had been elected about 30 years ago during a financial crisis, and because of their performance, the people around at the time have vowed to never vote for them again.

Combine that with our First-Past-The-Post voting system, which translates 40%, 25%, and 25% of the votes for each party (Conservative, Liberal, NDP) to 70%, 25%, and 5% of the power for each party (Conservative, NDP, Liberal). There is also the Green party which makes up for the remaining percentages.

I think all of the above is stupid and wish it were better.

I want to applaud the nationalism but Bell, Rogers, and Loblaws exist partially because of this.

Now there's no easy way for us to watch hockey at all.

Americans can watch PWHL games live on YouTube, bût we're stuck with Bell and Rogers for everything.

But it wasn't dd-mm-yyyy, it was dd.mm.yyyy which looks a lot like a version number in this context.

I've been looking at getting a Sovol, specifically the SV06 Plus ACE.

I wonder what others think about them compared to some of the other options mentioned.

That guy had like 2000 Lamborghinis in his knawledge

That's a fair point, sometimes bad data is worse than no data. I'm just trying to express that it doesn't need to be perfect.

It's always good to consider the next person who may be working to add more details, or even who may simply be using the data to navigate.

If you bought a Nissan, you've given them the right to collect data about your sexual orientation and history. It's in their privacy policy.

I've always loved the iterative approach to mapping and adding on top of other contributions.

One person can draw a simple square over a building, even if the shape doesn't really match (just make sure it's aligned), and only add the tag building=yes. Then someone else can spend the time to make the shape more accurate.

The next person, maybe somebody walking by with an app on their phone, doesn't need to spend the time drawing the building. They can simply add the address to the building.

The next person can then add the name of the store.

The next person can add the opening hours.

All of that would be a lot of time consuming work for just one person, which may discourage them from even adding the information they know because they don't want to do all the other steps. But because someone took even just a single minute to make a basic contribution, it makes it that much easier for the next person and lowers the bar for someone to feel they can contribute.

And the contributions don't even need to be in any particular order. If you know there's a McDonald's there but there isn't a building on the map, just put a dot down and tag it name=McDonald's. Someone else can come along and draw the building afterward, or add the address.