They have to work (gather food and water) but they can keep 100% of the profit for themselves

Only as long they don't mess with Disney and Nintendo

I have a pet skeleton as well. It's inside me and I put some meat around it to hide it. I kind of like it, except for the herniated discs.

It was always a part of you

Hello T. Folse Nuclear

Same! Not sure if it ran on Saturdays but I was also a huge Li-la-Launebär fan at the time. And these weird Nintendo Shows.

Let's ask Peter for some venture capital

For me it was bit like this but much louder and higher pitch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RuZsQ-8yntM

It's a bit unethical but I like the idea. Hate the car dream though.

My dislike for PHP is close to my dislike of JavaScript. As far as I know (don't correct me if I'm wrong, I'd better not know) PHP doesn't have such an insane community that reinvents every wheel in JS and builds the worst dependency hell one could imagine. Everything else is yanky as hell though.

I remember home computer and PC games coming in big boxes full of goodies. Especially RPGs often had a poster sized map, a story book, a monster guide and a manual. Also the copy protection often was a physical device like this rotating pirate head thing in Monkey Island, the manual itself or a card that was difficult to copy and could only be read with the included filter glasses.

Are any of those people software developers? I'm curious what kind of code it is. I hope it's not JavaScript.

I took DMT once and it's in my top ten worst experiences I ever had. Didn't have a laser with me and even if I had I would've be unable to use it.

However, I also had a common DMT experience: The "dial in" tone. I don't know why it's called like that, it has nothing to do with modem sounds. It's just a really loud high pitched beep that distorts at the end.