It sucks but American trains are just worse as a form of travel than almost every other alternative. On average, takes longer, costs more, and more inconvenient than taking a car or bus. The only place it kinda works is the subway but that’s only because above ground is a hellscape for cars.
The answer is you wouldn’t have one. You’d have a mobile device with AR capabilities that projects a screen monitor into your office. This is why Meta is pushing shit like the MetaQuest despite it being a glorified toy. The ultimate goal is a mobile device that acts only as a gateway to cloud computing platforms.
Yep, this is unironically the future of computing unfortunately.
Every single “bullshit” advancement you’ve seen so far has been leading up to this. The focus on developing cloud infrastructure, subscriptions services being normalized, and even the metaverse. Eventually, you will own one device and that will be a phone / VR headset. It’ll act as a glorified monitor in AR which connects to a cloud computer to actually do anything. You will literally be unable to have privacy or install software that isn’t approved.
I also wouldn’t be surprised if AI is partially a scam to raise DRAM prices enough to make home computing less affordable.
I think there’s a bit too much ice in this mini-soda.
It’ll get all watery 
Genuinely good game imo. Themes of self-improvement and love are good. The girls are actual characters and there’s a nice friendship arc before the relationship. The game doesn’t end with a confession and it actually shows how the relationship plays out. I don’t think it’s a “porn game” as you call it. There are certainly sex scenes but most of the writing is sincere not horny. You aren’t going to have random tit shots or bikini armor if that’s what you’re worried about. It’s also not a harem anime, you get a love interest and a friend in each route.
I’m not a person with disabilities so ymmv with that part but I thought it was respectful enough. All of the characters are fully formed with dreams and problems that don’t just revolve around why they’re at the school. It strikes a nice balance between highlighting their struggles while also showing them live complete, fulfilling lives.
It got me genuinely emotionally invested when I read it as a young adult. It can be cringe, but only in the way that every sincere attempt to display emotions are. Overall, a solid 8/10 if you’re just passing by. An easy 9.5 if you vibe with the characters. Don’t be put off by Kenji, he’s probably the only stumbling block you’ll come across. He’s supposed to be a bit ridiculous. Also, use a guide since the point system will be arcane to a newbie.
Go for it, it’s free and genuinely good.
That’s the plan, but it won’t stop the masses from using it. Same with the internet, mobiles phones, and now LLM.
I still had a flip phone until my work required me to install a mobile app. They’ll get you too when your only source of income requires it.