Some shows I really enjoyed in recent years:

• Arcane (amazing animation, world, and story - you don't need to know anything about the game to enjoy it)
• Peaky Blinders (it's finished and so good throughout)
• Travelers (also finished, extremely underrated)
• The Expanse (6 seasons of some of the best sci-fi ever)
• Stranger Things (ongoing but highly recommend)
• Beef (limited series so finished, so good)
• The Bear (very good, raw characters and emotions)
• Ted Lasso (no need to care for football, just extremely lovable characters and heartwarming story)
• Breaking Bad (if you haven't watched this, it's a must - best TV imo)
• The Last of Us (no need to know the game)
• Andor (best star wars since the original trilogy, mature, dark, and suspenseful)

They're in no particular order, and I'm sure I'm forgetting a lot, but I definitely think all of the above are must watch.

Before you paid for "free" software with your data, you used to pay by agreeing to install a search bar in your browser. Usually you just uninstalled it directly afterwards. Not this guy though.

The problem is that you can't really control what AI spits out. May fit perfectly into the story, or it may be immersion breaking nonsense that doesn't even fit into the narrative. What if a character suddenly makes a promise or tells you a key plotline point that it has just made up? I, for one, prefer games to be handcrafted to deliver a quality reliable experience instead of being a coinflip.

The virus may have infected my mind as well, cause I honestly been enjoying the game.

what's the difference then? At the end of the day the guests scared away are the ones who wouldn't have left a tip in the first place.

That means you're not yet being affected by it.

Is there a real version of the poster in the background? I need it in my life.

100%. TDD is just not practicably applicable to a lot of scenarios and I wish evangelists were clearer on that detail.

"Black lives matter" is not meant as "only black lives matter", but rather as "black lives matter too". It started in response to black people being disproportionately killed by cops.

What part of the story makes you come to that conclusion?

Sounds like you're just more familiar with Linux and that's fine. I use Linux, Windows and MacOS regularly and haven't had a problem with Windows honestly. The most frustrating of the 3 is MacOS, and even then it's nitpicking.