@shaderphantom on my current laptop I have like three keys just not working at all anymore, not that it matters because bad case design put a lot of pressure on the corner of the screen until it finally broke so I just keep it shut and use it as a desktop. And that's just the start of the issues it's developed. :p
While I was in college, laptops were super helpful but now I could survive pretty well with just a desktop and a phone.
@woob Supposedly ZZT's community was full of furries. I actually awhile back connected some dots and realized one cute sticker pack I've been using is a well-known ZZT person's fursona :p
@woob When I got into MegaZeux I found a lot of the ZZT and MZX in-jokes from years past funny without having been there myself, and that's where the ill-advised *bash commands in my IRC bot came from.
One of the things I make sure to preserve when upgrading from computer to computer is my backup of a music album of ZZT IRC quotes sung over a guitar.
Improved mail system with the ability to preview a message before you send it, the ability to reply to and delete mail, and most importantly I fixed the ability to type spaces! #gamedev
After fixing a few minor things, the mail UI in Tilemap Town doesn't feel quite so bad. It's just *plain*.
A friend suggested that you should be able to include a gift with a letter, which sounds cute to me and I could probably implement it as including a copy of an inventory item that the recipient can choose to add to their inventory or not.
@Ontirus Evidently. No way I'm ever installing it again though.
@yaodema I don't see why it would be a problem, personally
job searching (-)
Honestly with how I don't seem to be qualified for any local programming jobs I can find (and how college doesn't seem to have prepared me very well), that really hurts my self esteem. I wanted to eventually start a career programming and I was excited to finally graduate after four years but I don't know how reasonable that is anymore. It feels like no one wants me and my skills are unimportant. There will always be a better candidate than me and I won't get picked.
@Saxxon I just dove into game development myself and having to make all the assets myself required me to get a lot of pixel-art practice.
@typhlosion @marlyn It can actually turn out as something appealing without yeast?
@rainwarrior I get the impression most games just don't end up coming out and usually aren't heard about.
While all you really can do is guess, I do still feel like the SNES version had at least some role in it, even if it was just something as simple as being a higher priority than the NES version.
Here's a photo of some actual uranium I got from one of my favorite websites https://www.unitednuclear.com/ which is a site I realize I should have asked for stuff from for Christmas.
I'm the mayor who puts their house directly next to a nuclear power plant.
Because people originally guessed that SimCity for NES not getting released was due to being too expensive, I was expecting something with a bunch of extra RAM, but instead it's only got 16KB and the game makes a lot of compromises.
With this in mind, it makes sense to me. Why release an inferior version when the SNES version (which was a launch title) can be a system seller and a "proper" SimCity experience?
I'm a pretty squirrel princess who dabbles in roleplay, game development, retro game consoles, pixel art, and a variety of computery things.
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