Sad thing is, I don’t think in a lot of cases, it’s a matter of learning so much as not caring.
When I was a kid I watched planet of the apes [ original one ] with my babysitter. She said the world was basically apes with cars.
That always stuck with me, and as adult I feel the world basically does boil down to that.
Oh yeah didn’t think of them. All those networks from back them kind of blend together for me
That’s what I was thinking of when I made the suggestion 😁 it used to be on abc channel or maybe fox.
call it the late edition
Holodeck. I can cook my own food and buy my own tools, etc.
It was a joke, but i messed up the wording a little.
It’d make more sense if I said “if you have taken”.
Either way, the joke didn’t land. my bad.
Yeah you can disable the Java part somewhere in settings.
Absolutely. It can be a huge inspiration to an audience.
Imagination is a strong driving force for society.
Kids in the hall! Love that show.
“how’s the soup?” “shitty”
A man can become incel for a variety of reasons. Experiences with peers, parents divorcing, and so on.
At one point I think I could’ve ended up an incel but strangely enough being a lone wolf and having the Internet to access stopped me whereas for others they continued down that path.
From being a lone wolf type I never really dip too much into other people’s crap. And having a resource like the web allowed me to learn multiple perspectives.
If incel and simp were on a continuum, I’d prefer to be somewhere in the middle. Don’t want to sit rage and whine about what’s unfair in regards to romance, etc and go off the deep end but I certainly don’t want to be a doormat either. Life keeps teaching me that moderation is key, time and time again.
As I’ve gotten older, I realized my true issue is with narcissists and narcissism. And that’s something that knows no gender, nationality, etc.
Great topic, thank you.
hard to pick just one.
emacs/orgmode, audacious media player, buku bookmark manager, xed text editor, i3wm.
i watched a friend play alttp at his house but i forgot the name of it afterwards.
some time later my parents took me to best buy and got me the same game.
i recognized it once i got near the water temple in the light world. sounds dumb but that made really happy.
one of my favorite games.
oot was pretty cool too. i beat that and spent so much time just screwing around with a gameshark.
eraserhead
it’s a 3 way tie between link’s awakening [original], a link to the past, and ocarina of time for me. loved the mechanics, music, and just exploring.
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ok apparently not double post.
i had gta3 up to san andreas on ps2 and pc. played a multiplayer mod for san an, glitchy but fun.
elder scrolls is fun. need to get back to daggerfall unity and finish it.
you dont have to feel left out. grab something like retroarch and dive in.
our computer lab at school was half ibm pcs and the rest were apples. i dont remember which apple but i think probably the same as you played.
played a lot of isle of dr quandry, word muncher, treasure math storm, gizmos and gadgets. i think oregon trail too, but the dos/windows one.
when it would rain during recess the teachers would let us play otherwise we only went to the lab one day a week.
there was animation/art program all of us used to mess around with. cant remember what it was called.
i was put off by it myself because of the graphic style. i beat it but liked mario land 2, and wario land more.
i was mainly into nintendo growing up, except for ps2. dark cloud was awesome. music was catchy but i loved how the weapon system worked.
my favorite memory was getting n64 for christmas. stayed up all night playing san fran cisco rush with my brother.
Honestly my car feels like a big burden at times.