Don’t think I have ever really seen one of those. Maybe a sign like eggs 50p each but again that is pretty expensive and it was years ago

Farm shops are also really expensive here

I’m helping!

And if tech people are no longer recommending it, or actively recommending against it, it is possible to get people to start switching. This is largely how chrome became so popular in the first place, and that required getting people to change from the default option.

Farm shops are usually even more expensive.

The thing that I hate even more about all this, I could afford to do this. But you are not legally allowed to live on your own land in the UK without planning permission. I think it is vaguely comparable to zoning in the US.

What is so bad with plastering? I would have thought that one isn’t too bad.

Lots of games can come in bundles, if you buy a bundle because it has 1 game you want in it, I don’t know if it really matters if you don’t play the other 8 in the bundle. Especially when the entire bundle is cheaper than the game you wanted.

Seems like a complete flip to what we have here in the UK, Aldi is by far cheaper than any farmers market I have seen.

Heliborne? Not played it in years now, I think another dev took over and rebuilt it for some reason and everyone hated it but the they made the original version available as well. No idea the current state of the game.

It also runs natively on Linux

Not seen any with required monthly payments here in the UK. But there are optional ones.

So the game is plastered in advertising, that sounds even worse. Seriously I just want to buy a good game. Factorio is a good example of that.

Die as you forgot to teleport me to where the earth was at the time.

Otherwise I guess my main knowledge that could be useful is some basic first aid. Secondary to that, a little bit of electrical stuff.

Runescape back in the day did it pretty well, F2P with a single optional subscription. This model is pretty much dead at this point though.

I choose sledge. I recently broke up an area of concrete that took 8m³ to dispose of it all. Sledgehammer was a very useful tool to have during this.

I tried with a pickaxe at first because I thought it was very thin and would break easily, while this was true for a tiny section the majority was much thicker. At least it came in handy for breaking up the compacted soil.

I kinda agree, but generally find F2P games would have been better as a paid game without the premium shop.

It depends, I have known people die just a few days or hours after drinking it

Are we even thinking of the same organisation? Never seen that, but maybe they keep it hidden round the back as it would put off customers. I live in the UK, not sure if that makes a difference

What is wrong with the salvation army? Sometimes go in there looking for board games when we check if any of the charity shops have any games beyond 50 versions of monopoly and trivia pursuit.

You can get phones here for like £5, what kind of plan would that even be?