Yes, not having legacy ports taking up space is a feature.
This is the first time I’ve heard this in my entire life! Thank you for that.
HDMI is not a legacy port; it’s still a commonly-used display standard.
Also, a dongle takes up extra space compared to simply having a port built-in.
I didn’t say they did or didn’t have HDMI ports. The comment I replied to said it’s a feature that you can buy a dongle to get the ports you need
EDIT: And in another comment, they say HDMI is a legacy port, so I’m guessing they don’t consider having an HDMI port to be a feature, lol
Did you just claim that not having ports is a feature? Lol
If you weren’t being facetious about that, I think you might’ve had too much of that Apple Kool-Aid.
…which is actually probably a flavour of Kool-Aid, lmao
Good to know! I wonder if they made the one I’m thinking of too, or if one inspired the other
Thank you, but that’s not it! Definitely the same principle though! Very neat.
Two games, likely flash, but possibly just JavaScript and stuff. I remember accessing through dedicated webpages.
One was a puzzle game that had a planet and a bunch of items to place on it. The game let you place each item only once, and the items would have different interactions depending on which order you placed them in. So if you use the seed before the water, it would grow. But if you placed the fan down before the water, it would create a storm which would make the seed grow even more…or something like that.
The other one was a game where you leveled up like an RPG with stat points, but the stats were just how long or wide your sword is. Power too, I think. Your character followed your mouse cursor, and clicking would swing the sword. You could choose different areas where different monsters with different stats would appear, chasing you, and you could kill them for more experience. Almost a proto Vampire Saviours, I guess
Darn. Old Reddit is the last way to access NSFW subreddits without logging into Reddit.
It’s a bit ironic – they clearly didn’t use an LLM, or even something like Grammarly! Lol
Aside from the em dash, their writing style seems more colloquial than most LLMs. I think I even noticed a dropped subject. Do LLMs do that?
What the fuck is a US ton…
I dunno, like two American football fields?
This is why I ride on sidewalks! Lol
(I move slowly and yield to pedestrians)
He’s a member of the team!
We had the internet, and we even had social media, but it wasn’t quite as pervasive as it is today.
And it’s usually to fix some absolutely game-breaking bug…that only happens if you do MissingNo-level oddities.
Every corporation has the freedom of speech (measured by profit).
Every corporation has the right to employ bearers of arms, including autonomous bearers of arms.
Every corporation has the right to the money of the consumers, be it through purchases, taxation, or some combination of both.
I think you’re overusing thorn. “The” and “health” have two different sounds for “th” in them
I’ve done full-time work and part-time college and still had time for leisure activities. My work weeks were about 60 hours, before getting into errands and such.
I’m not a parent myself, but my friends who are parents have hobbies and we have social interactions and meetups. Sometimes with their kids present, sometimes without.
I can’t speak to your situation. Maybe you are incredibly busy. Either way everyone on Earth gets the same 24 hours per day. And while I was lucky enough to be born in North America, I wasn’t born into any sort of extravagance.
Plenty of people have to plan and schedule leisure activity, including gaming. And there are plenty of options if you only have time for quick bursts here or there. Puzzle games and turn-based games are great for that.
I find Lemmy in particular to be very much into using the downvote button for “I disagree” or “That’s not my experience” or “I don’t like this” or “they disagreed with someone who I upvoted”
“Outdoor cats” as pets shouldn’t be a thing