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I agree.

Would there be restrictions to using a captcha or equivalent?

Backpacks have 4 slots and if you find it difficult to use, you don't leave your settlements enough. Leave your backpack to someone who does, if you want to be efficient.
What it lacks though is the ability to cycle through the items stored in it, like for baskets. Putting stuff on the ground to access the others is very tedious. (Note : That might be what you meant by it's so difficult to make use of; then I do agree, but still want to point out that more "static" people like farmers or smiths should be low priority when it comes to backpack)

Well, I kinda agree. Making baskets is not too difficult, though, as soon as you have carts or wheat fields. Basket maker should be a more common profession. (Besides, making at least one basket in any of your lives should be mandatory, at least in early settlements)

Pretty sure it is.

Hard and soft cheeses. What about washing and salting the rind regularly? Ewe and goat cheeses should be a thing and butter too. By the way, where are my baguette and my red wine!?

OK, just kidding (moving cheeses from biome to biome for different results is too specific but awesome as an idea, though). Not quite sure about what I would want. More complexity indeed, but socialization means too.

The mother and the Eve are not bad either.

(But then if I was to give you an advice, I'd say play the game on Windows if you have the possibility, as you'd get the essential zoomed-out mod https://onehouronelife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?id=1467)

No b in OneLife_v126.app.
Everything you need is in what you downloaded. Get OneLife.app running, it will auto update to OneLife_v126 (probably).
It should be inside the Onelife_v58b folder, which you should place in your app(lications) folder. So the path to it should look like Macintosh HD/Applications/OneLife_v58b/OneLife_v126.app.

Edit : Tried to remove the auto-URL unsuccessfully.

Hm... I do agree for the curse thing (even though I wouldn't accord it much importance -Heresy to the forums!-), but what actually matters, at least to me, are the family trees, which are not affected by names, as far as I know. I'd rather have a name to be interacted with that none for having waited for an hypothetical named relative.

I most probably do not represent the meta in that regard, but for Eve/early settlements, my strategy revolves around keeping only one girl (or two if I feel that the first one behaves riskily) and a bunch of boys set (mostly) on food gathering duty. I tell my daughter to never leave the camp and to take no risk, as her brothers and I forage and have keeping her alive as our top priority, while she focuses on smithing/farming (if she can, otherwise, I get the smithing going), eventually popping babies and surviving. One pro of that is that even though the initial population is high (5-6 people in an average Eve camp quickly pump out the food resources around it), gen 3 is kept small, while I often experience mass starving as the farm starts to run and people assume that foraging is not a necessity anymore. Plus, the very existence of this gen is pretty much certain, provided the girl is obedient and/or smart enough, whereas the usual way consists of having your children run around randomly and wishing that those who survive happen to be girls.

Of course, this strategy relies a bit on the fact that people are a minimum dedicated and hard working, but only a few actually lazy people would choose to stay/would survive in an Eve camp.
I had a few lineage jump to the next steps (e.g. survive to generation 6-7 at least) with that strategy, which proves that it is viable if not good.

You can also check those :
https://github.com/jasonrohrer/OneLifeD … ster/faces

My experience on the discord server makes me doubt about it...

There's a whole thread about it, with diagrams and in-depth explanations by Tarr.
The proximity of the structure, when made of stone pillars, to Stonehenge is the fondation of the picture.

I noticed some of those (didn't know about the mighty fruit boot, though, I like it more, now), but I think that those are "features" that do not impede the gameplay too much, or that only affect a few individuals, in very specific situations. Whereas this glitch, even though it is quite complex to figure out and is based on rather aesthetic designs, doesn't make any sense in the game's reality (teleportation!?) and affects the game "balance" (although not too substantially) : settlement layouts, reduction of the time constraint with faster farming/cooking/...
Plus, the idea was brought to light only a couple of days ago and we just started experimenting with it. Which new ways of exploiting this could our twisted minds find?...

I find it funny, that's what had me make this picture, but I would fix it if I was Jason, as it is too blatant and influential as a glitch to be kept. But of course, I am not Jason.