Heck, I'm almost certain that writing music on the computer in general is what hampered my development as an instrumentalist. The crutch of drawing in MIDI was too good to give up. What hope have these poor kids got?

He's got this completely ass-backwards — it scares me to think that if I could have made music at the push of a button as a kid and gotten instant gratification, I'm not sure I would have ever found the motivation to learn the craft.

You just know there's gonna be some waiting when there's a whole room for it

This kind of self-synergy is a bit OP, and personally I think it is bad design that makes it less fun to play against.

It'd really come in handy if you ever needed to give 30 people a lift at once

I now understand why in fantasy settings where all the technology is run by little magic imps people are so rude to the imps — every time an AI thingy pops up I find myself telling it to fuck off over and over. We've got imps and they suck

I think you're right. The actual ideal is to have tools that are dumber, instead of frustrating me with their attempts to be smart. Maybe we all need to take more responsibility for our mistakes and shortcomings

All I want is a grammar checker that magically knows what I do and don't consider to be a mistake

I've only opened one of the five big cardboard boxes so far, and you've got to take them all out to see what they are

There's a name on the side of each roll's box, but I haven't recognised any yet

Well they're just holes in the paper, so I guess some kind of tape might work 🤔

You know, besides tormenting those upstairs techbro neighbours of mine

I'm really enjoying Hornet having her own voice, and it being a voice I can't influence through dialogue choices. I think it's much more interesting to read what she has to say than to have to sort-of roleplay it

Em dash solidarity ✊