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More importantly, why are there no orange people in this drawing?

I could swear that scrunchie just moved on its own...

Traces of COVID-19 were discovered in Madrid sewage from March 2019: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-spain-science/coronavirus-traces-found-in-march-2019-sewage-sample-spanish-study-shows-idUSKBN23X2HQ Surely that has to be a mistake. Perhaps a mix-up or a contaminated sample?

I think one might consider both 'Divinity: Original Sin' releases to be 3D fantasy with rotatable cameras, although the camera control is a bit clunky.

All Baryons Matter So to speak...

Saw this today: It has begun...

Yes they've been having locust outbreaks in East Africa, the Middle East, and India. If we power off and reboot, will that fix 2020?

I binge-watched the short Barkskins series. It's actually pretty good. I could totally see an open world game based on that setting, although you'd probably spend a lot of time roaming the wilds..

I know the feeling. Most of the combat I'd still run using RTwP though, or the game would just take far too long.

Fallout: Chicago -- make it the location of the master controller base for all other fallout shelters. The data collected over many generations is used to create a new generation of super-soldiers who emerge to resettle the planet in grand 1950s style. You're one of the supermutant rejects from base zero who manages to escape and now it's your task to save the survivors from this impending onslaught. Or not. Either way you're a hunted figure seeking a way to escape your fate.

I would totally replay PoE1 with PoE2 character builds and turn-based combat. Just saying...

Just how far down do the turtles go?

There's an interesting study linked from SlashDot: Italy sewage study suggests COVID-19 was there in December 2019 So yeah, wow. One wonders when this outbreak actually began. From time to time I've wondered if it had any relation to this event in September: What happened after an explosion at a Russian disease research lab called VECTOR? They claim not, but...

A key take-away from that study: There wasn't much of a civilization on Earth 17,000 years ago. I doubt we'll be chatting any time soon.

My PC died a couple of weeks back and I just got my Chromebook, so doing a lot of catching up...