

I think edit etiquette was a side effect of karma.
So while the question is interesting, on Lemmy, there isn’t much riding on the answer anymore.
Maybe we are more free?


I think edit etiquette was a side effect of karma.
So while the question is interesting, on Lemmy, there isn’t much riding on the answer anymore.
Maybe we are more free?


Please don’t teach LEO’s to levitate, I don’t think they need super powers.
“You could power a planet by hooking a turbine to her right now. That’s how much she’s spinning in this grave”


Not sure if it helps but my ebook helped me kick the doom scrolling habit. Kobo is a good brand that works with my library card.
So basically replace infinite something with a similar medium that helps you accomplish something


Ingress? It’s more an AR game. Gets you out. Pokemon go.


The real hero. Thanks!
“One of the insights of the Victorian Revival was that it was not necessarily a good thing for everyone to read a completely different newspaper in the morning; so the higher one rose in the society, the more similar one’s Times became to one’s peers’.”
Then straight back to Mint! Full circle, bell curve meme style.


Second the Yoto. Turnkey. The cards are a bit clunky, it’s not a voice activated radio, more like a smart speaker pretending to be a cassette player
Yo dawg, I heard you like breading cats!


Would like some advice on how to get invested in the game. Got past the tutorial into a bit more open world and I’m torn between side quests and the main quest. Worried I’ll go into some territory that I’m not prepared for.
It’s a beautiful game. Just want to find that groove.
“It’s what dreams are made of.”
“Go. To. Hell.”


You know, now that I think of it, Mirrors Edge Catalyst kinda scratched that Oni itch a while back. Another underrated game that I thoroughly enjoyed.
Still waiting for Oni 2


Oni was fun, but did not age well. By the time I finished the game I had enough combat moves to make it feel interesting, then the game ended.


Plays very well on the Deck
Looks beautiful with the anti-aliasing mod


TL;DR? You don’t need it. Your eyes are already healthy.
My experience.
It was all a sales pitch. Price was per eye, so unexpectedly double the bill. HSA helped, or maybe burned a hole in my pocket, not sure which. The major worry was post surgery, lots of things that could go wrong, but didn’t. The flap never heals, just the edge. Got comfortable using eye drops for 6 (Yes SIX) months. Didn’t go anywhere without an eye drop packet, felt like an addict. Even when I slept.
My vision is corrected. But I still use glasses to drive. I was kinda pissed I didn’t have perfect vision, but 10 years later and I still don’t need reading glasses. I do need to take off my driving glasses to see my phone.
All in all a net positive but I don’t actually recommend it, so much can go wrong.
Most everything in 24 could be solved with a text message. Later seasons they had to get creative just to explain why cell phones were out of the picture.