I do this too. I would need them if I lost my phone, so bitwarden/keepass is a good place for them to be.

I think it is less secure though since someone who somehow has the unencrypted vault without your 2FA device could get in with the codes - but if someone cracks my master password I’m screwed in a whole bunch of ways so I’m not sure it matters too much at that point.

I recommend pothos as well. Snake plant or some other can be as easy but I just like how leafy a pothos can be.

Yeah this caught me off guard too now we’re getting dev diaries for EUV. Must be different teams

This doesn’t seem accurate at all. The census itself doesn’t display this info, is it from their website? Race is self reported so I don’t get why a origin map is relevant. Also, the US census does not consider hispanic/Latino to be a racial category. Folks who select that option for ethnicity are ALSO asked to select race seperately.

Yeah that seems right to me too. Source is the census, where Hispanic is an Ethnicity, so unless they excluded White Hispanics for some questionable reason I can’t imagine this being accurate.

The Thursday Murder Club. Very delightful writing

Just started this. Very nice so far

That section of the map overlays very closely with the Navajo reservation. AFAIK that area has high levels of poverty and a lot of homes do not have electricity at all. See this article that came up on search: https://amizade.org/keeping-warm-in-the-navajo-nation/

One site in Cairo, one in Buenos Aires

“Well, that’s all of Africa and South America accounted for!”

My favorites for two are Carcasonne, Seven Wonders Duel, and classic Cribbage. Those first two aren’t exactly simple to learn though.

Another suggestion is to play a cooperative game with two. This can be really fun to talk about thr strategy together since you are on a team. For simpler, I like Forbidden Island and Forbidden Desert.

I love Seven Wonders Duel but I wouldn’t call it super accessible compared to something like Hive. There’s quite a lot to keep track of for the first few playthroughs. But for two people who are experienced with other games it has a good amount of replayability!

You are probably lucky, for now. I’m pretty sure they are rolling it out in waves. Boiling the frog and all that.

Wow what an awesome map, very fun to scroll around: https://easyzoom.com/imageaccess/ec482e04c2b240d4969c14156bb6836f

Only thing that could make it better would be small icons showing the most notable goods transported on each. I can guess but I bet there would be some surprises

Interesting. Paradox is making a turn-based game? Have they done that before?

Circassia and that Greek Empire are both pretty bold predictions for 1863, along with a World Capital in Lisbon. I wonder what Dron would have predicted for Anatolia… maybe some sort of renewed Caliphate across the mideast? I think it’s interesting that Gdansk/Danzig seems to be in Germany but Konigsberg/Kaliningrad is in Poland. Seems like a pretty arbitrary straight line border there, I guess Dron couldn’t predict a border at our current one after Germany lost two world wars.

Absolutely inspired

Pretty exciting addition for Victoria 3. The game still has some problems (warfare) but I think it’s got a good economic base loop and will keep getting better. I certainly find it fun even if warfare kinda sucks

Chat is not implemented currently - a dev for Canvas mentioned it when this was last asked

I agree. Line-of-sight advertising should be considered a form of pollution (like sound pollution). Plenty of municipalities already tax outdoor advertising to some extent, but the rates are way too low. I can understand why it isn’t usually a priority for city goverments but given how profitable advertising can be I hope more people demand that their local goverments change consider changes. It’s also potentially a bigger revenue source for cities. Either they extract more tax for public services or the billboards come down. Win-win in my opinion.