Astrobot is pretty dope. They make a number of pretty great games.

Will it? That’s pretty cool.

Right? Some of us buy no AAA games and don’t even kinda care it can’t run them

I use the Orion browser with uBlock Origin installed and get 0 ads on YouTube.

It’s an institution around these parts and they don’t want you to forget it.

Also seeing this from Lemmy world

I think the issue is with the “stranger” part of this story. If kids are bad, you remove them from the immediate area and get them calmer before returning.

Could ya get the light? You’re so close to it.

With 51 head choices, everyone’s invited

“The abacus was a really beautiful opportunity … to help open the doors for humans and not just one kind.”

Love a good mashed potato. Boil until soft, mash with some butter/cream/milk. Salt and pepper to taste. Fantastic stuff.

Judging by the irregularities, you wrote that text instead of using a font. You’ve got some great handwriting, love it.

I think it’s something about the skill needed to make this and the fact that no machines were involved. It’s quite something though.

I ordered a mig switch dumper and it took 2 months to ship, but I did eventually get it.

A Pallas Cat in case you were wondering.

I know what you’re getting at, but infection rates for HIV differ significantly based on the type of sex being had.

https://www.aidsmap.com/about-hiv/estimated-hiv-risk-exposure

I’ve noticed in non American countries like Australia, you don’t pet the cat, you pat the cat. Hardly ever how it’s phrased in America though.

Anon learns (or perhaps doesn’t) that phone numbers belonged to other people before you got it.

Doesn’t look like it, and Helium doesn’t use cell service, it’s all LoRa based.

I mean, isn’t that the point?

I’d take that bet. Even from an American centric perspective, what percentage of people are “gentrifiers” is known to some extent, and if you limit your scope to the last decade, studies put it at 20%.

I think if you’re zoomed into a place like NYC, I get why you’d feel that way. But in the Midwest (outside of city centers), even big cities are building on open land.