Tetris Party for the Wii

Blast Off for the PSP

Both emulated on a Retroid Pocket 4 Pro. Just been getting into emulation properly over the past few months and I've been loving playing retro games.

I wouldn't expect it to. I think mythbusters did an episode on this, and it took the strength of one of those car lifting magnet cranes to damage an HDD.

Alexandrite is easily the best.

For people like me who don't know about the web frontends: use your desktop browser and go to: https://alexandrite.app/lemmy-instance-address

Tough to swallow pills for the Linux community: Linux is not for normies.

I agree with you completely. I'll advocate for Linux everyday. My Steam Deck converted me. My gaming PC is great with CachyOS. I've just finished setting up my Debian server. I'm really getting into this.

But the truth is that this shit is not for normies. And now there are going to be a torrent of replies saying "but it worked fine for me, so your experience is invalid".

It is the best system...... But not for you. There can only be so many winners.

What do you suggest? No winners? Just sharing things like some communist savage? But then how will we know who is the best?

My life is incredibly complex. My work has 4 subroles that I do that are all scheduled adhoc to a max of 6 weeks in advance. My wife has a changing work rota too. 2 young kids have things we need to keep track of all the time. The tools I use are:

Shared calendar with the wife - kids, work schedules, annual leave, social commitments go here.

Work calendar - need to be very strict with putting everything on this calendar immediately.

To-do list (for me this is pen and paper) - I make a list of everything that needs doing that I can think of. And a seperate list of the things I want to do this week. Realistically, when you are planning outtasks like this, take your best estimated time for a taskand at least double it.

Yet another ill concieved piece of legislation incoming, from a bunch of elderly people who don't understand anything and are quick to moral panic.

Imagine the recruitment process for this taskforce. A bunch of people rushing to volunteer for this taskforce that requires watching all the source material for research purposes.

Same. I must have watched it when I was in early primary school. Still hold the image of bloodied rabbits tearing and clawing at each other. WTF was that about?

They seem to claim that "anything legal is ok with them", but they've always tightly controlled (legal) porn and did this with OnlyFans too. I'll paste a previous comment of mine here:

I didn't know this till I heard a podcast series about this, but the global rule makes for porn are Visa and Mastercard. They decide what "goes too far" and remove a site from their service if they don't like it, effectively cutting off all revenue streams and killing the site. They did this with porn sites and threatened OnlyFans. There are a bunch of rules they've written for the industry (e.g. fingering an orofice with4 fingers was acceptable, but when the thumb goes in then it becomes "fisting" and this used to be unacceptable), but many rules are unwritten and have to be guessed.

I think this is the podcast series for anyone interested (although I heard this a long time ago and I'm not sure if it was a different series and I'm not going to listen again to confirm).

A greentext story is like a dream. You're following the narrative, while simultaneously thinking that this makes no sense and how did things get here.

I didn't know this till I heard a podcast series about this, but the global rulemakes for porn are Visa and Mastercard. They decide what "goes too far" and remove a site from their service if they don't like it, effectively cutting off all revenue streams and killing the site. They did this with porn sites and threatened OnlyFans. There are a bunch of rules they've written for the industry (e.g. fingering an orofice with4 fingers was acceptable, but when the thumb goes in then it becomes "fisting" and this used to be unacceptable), but many rules are unwritten and have to be guessed.

I think this is the podcast series for anyone interested (although I heard this a long time ago and I'm not sure if it was a different series and I'm not going to listen again to confirm).