That looks fantasstic

The 2D Castlevania games still hold up well, except the NES ones for being NES hard. Most of them are available for purchase through collections.

I still have it installed and I plan to keep it until my smartphone stops working

I had the same experience.

Up to room 46, it felt like every failed run built up to your eventual success, like any good roguelite. You failed, but at least gained a bit of knowledge, a permanent upgrade or improvement to the state.

Then you get to a point where each run is less and less rewarding and eventually give up. There’s nothing left to learn or upgrade, it’s now a fight with the RNG.

Turns out the ancient Egyptians were right all along!

In the latest game she triggers a massive flood that destroys an entire village, possibly killing hundreds of people, IN THE TUTORIAL STAGE!

Pretty sure he and many actors do this to mess with paparazzi

I had a boss who thought I was slacking off when I opened the “incomprehensible black screen with random letters and numbers”.

My theory is that C-suites are actually using “AI efficiency gain” as an excuse for laying off workers without scaring the shareholders.

“I didn’t lay off 10% of the workforce because the company is failing. It’s because… uhmmmm… AI! I have replaced them with AI! Please give us more money.”

I understand your point, but imagine you go to the movies expecting to watch [something you like] and it’s actually a two hours long lecture on how [something you like] is dumb and bad.

Yeah, that one…

I once had a junior calling me in a panic because he didn’t know how to quit nano. NANO!

“Open up! This is the Cat Distribution System. Do not resist!”

Digital Foundry compared the first movie with Kingdom Hearts 3 back in 2017. Worth a watch.

https://youtu.be/tkDadVrBr1Y

I must still have a Pentium S with Windows 98 back at my mom’s house. Now I am wondering if it could run Linux.

The time travellers already got Hatler and Hetler. They are still working on the next letter.

“updated package-lock.json”

I actually did that on Sonic & Knuckles Hidden Palace Zone

Back when computers were a novelty, we had schools dedicated to teaching people how to use them in my country.

The classes ranged from the most basic stuff, such as how to use a mouse, to more advanced topics, such as how to use the Windows registry.

We might need to bring these schools back in the near future.

Ctrl + Shift + V pastes without formatting on Windows