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ITT: a textual analogy to the pic
ITT: a textual analogy to the pic
sorry, best I can give you is sleeping 3 hours in 8
mortal kombat 2 on pc was a game changer tho.
but I’ll bring up one that’s a step further, startropics on NES: dip a manual page in water to reveal the code, or you don’t get to progress, mid-way through the game
I have decided this isn’t gatekeepy enough
it’s pretty obnoxious, actually. I hate how shredding only increases the pitch - melting is the way to go
Had to look it up, apparently 1 watt is equal to the power of 0.0013410221 horses. From there, you can calculate how many horses the outlet in a given country is worth.
“oh, is dad building an extra closet for random things?” “nope, that’s the new solitary confinement cell”
depending on the fan, this would blow the wifi too fast past the devices. to counteract this, you have to cover your devices in magnets to catch them
That’s actually a pretty elegant solution. A teacher being against something that motivates the kids is a losing battle to begin with. Extending that olive branch stops that bridge from being burned, and there’s been all those studies that show prudent use of breaks increase productivity, including outside of that environment
I’d listen to what the box tells me, it seems to have its shit together.
I’ll never give up start, but the select button hasn’t been used as an actual selector button in decades
the chip shortage probably resulted in that box being half filled too
that’s understandable, the tone deafness in the pic could fly over peoples’ heads
sometimes there’s also the dev team prioritizing some reported things over others, within the same class of bugs, that might not result in a better end user experience (either from lack of foresight, or external pressures from sources like the publisher), but they definitely know most of the complaints before they became complaints after release.
the engine gave the means, mick’s music gave the reason