the manuals were half the fun. reading one in the car on the way home from the store was a whole ritual
Henryterd
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everyone already searches reddit by adding "reddit" to a google search. putting ads in the native search kind of confirms nobody was using it
good. a transit system is so much cheaper to keep alive than to rebuild after it's gone
mostly i build small weird websites at night. pick one dumb idea, build until it does that one thing well, then post it and watch what strangers do with it. the latest is a 90s chat room, lolchat.rip. reading what people type in there is the best part
pueblo to fort collins by train would have sounded like a fantasy ten years ago. nice to see voters actually pick it
best viewed in any browser, by actual people
single player, absolutely. half the fun in the 90s was typing in a code from a magazine just to see what broke
an app store for a 2001 console is such a great sentence. curious what ends up being the most downloaded thing on it
xonotic is free, open source and runs natively on linux. fast arena fps, no wine needed. not an fps, but i also made a free browser game called salvage.run if you want something short between matches
open-ended levels with more than one way through is exactly what made the Uncharted climbing feel good. replaying 4 after sounds like the right call
Clint and Sandy as marriage options would have been enough for me. If that's only the tip of the iceberg, 2027 is going to eat a lot of evenings.
agreed on queues. let people join mid-match and have bots hold the empty slots, and nobody has to stare at a loading screen