The game is called Subpixel Snake and can technically played if you put all of your settings to maximum zoom and hold a magnifying glass up to your screen, but even then you would have a tough time of actually building a long snake or seeing anything that’s going on. You can check it out in action and learn more about subpixels in Patrick’s Video below, and you can also have a go at the game on his website. I’ve tried making this work on my Mac and I can’t get anywhere near close enough to see what’s going on, but if you do have a microscope handy or can put your Mac on the other end of the Hubble telescope, then you might stand a chance!

Edit 10 000 years please, it would seem more coherent.

Interesting, still why did you choose the number 300 exactly ?

This is especially rich coming from a guy who lives in an area famously known as Billionaire’s Row where monthly rent would likely be north of $10,000. He’s also the founder of Buttonwood Development and Town Residential, two real estate companies that are worth quite a bit of money. Even if he paid $18 to visit his kids every single day, that’s only $6,500 or so per year. He probably spends more than that on a bottle of wine at dinner. The man just doesn’t want to walk even though we know walking is good for longevity, and the ultra-wealthy are obsessed with longevity.

😂

I don’t mean to be pessimistic, but “Nobody cares about your protest” seems true. Fuck cars BTW

Personally I never pay attention to the score.

Another car used as a weapon, but politicians will still turn a blind eye to it!

One of my colleagues almost got hit recently, apparently he was crossing a pedestrian crossing, a woman was speeding up. He just had time to jump to the side! The woman was accompanied by a young woman (probably the one who alerted the driver) , they stopped and asked him “are you okay?!” after the driver told him she was sorry, that she hadn’t seen him -_-…

He told me that he had the reflex to jump, what would have happened with a child?

The interesting side of this story is that my colleague owns an (fucking) SUV…

I would really like there to be automatic door opening systems with door locking when an object enters a defined approach space.

In truth, I would really like there to be no more cars at all…

This question is too difficult, there are too many candidates…

Dunno but if I were an alien the stupidest thing I could do would be contact “humans”.

No more microblog for me.

Have to use it at work, it is a real nightmare.

Most of people choose what marketing makes them to choose.

All that’s missing is the garage myth behind the creation of BlueSky, without forgetting how its creator is a genius, and these people would be willing to pay for access!

Centralized or decentralized platforms, they don’t care lol

It’s a daunting battle to fight, and it’s disheartening to see that even when we try to discuss these issues, many people are quick to dismiss our concerns.

You said it all.

Whether we like Richard Stallman or not, we cannot deny that it started (in part) with the “I don’t care” and the denigration of free software.

Education systems around the world have failed to promote free software as an IT basis and vigilance against proprietary software lobbies.

My opinion is that after being conditioned by their environment most people have already given up on their privacy, so mass surveillance does not bother them that much…

This is called backpedaling.

That’s standard procedure.

Thanks to let me know that !

The same process would’ve been done after a murder with a gun.

The connection with the murder by firearm was not made on the process but on the greater ease in general for the defense to defend a murderer who committed murder with a car during a trial. And the ease with which one can premeditatedly kill with a car and make it look like an accident.

On an unrelated note, I did downvote the whole article because you tacked your opinion onto it.

No problem, downvote anything you want !

Cars

I would really like to put all these metal boxes where they deserve to be: in the scrapyard.

GNU/Linux for life. Winbooze only at work, sadly.