While I used to dislike gift cards for locking you into using the money on a specific store, now they're kind of nice since it's some money you can use to treat yourself without any guilt about not saving it. You're sparing the recipient from the pains of opportunity cost a bit, while not giving them something they potentially dislike since they choose what it is.
mastodon meta
One issue I can see with Mastodon's follower-only toots is you don't actually get a full picture of what it's like to follow someone until you do.
I've had to back out before after someone's content turns out to be too much for me and I sorta worry about what it'd look like if I did that right after following someone. Probably just unnecessary worry though.
It's got a bunch of assembly source code on it for games I never finished and probably won't. One of them was gonna be a simple Sonic-inspired game, though who knows if that would have gone over well on an LCD that's slow enough that you can get grayscale like this.
family, lonely (-)
Now that I got to go to a family gathering thing again I'm reminded of the problem that's been in the way for a long time, where there's just no one my age.
I can't relate to pre-adolescent children or people 20+ years older than me, who only talk about things I know nothing about, and because there were no activities except talking I was just on my phone most of the time...
Oops, appears I completely missed the word Tycoon in there. But yeah RCT Classic is a pretty good mobile game in the sea of microtransactions and pay-to-win.
I'm going to call this a success, for now at least. I'm not entirely sure how I want this to look and I'm probably going to continue using Second Life as a reference, but unordered lists are good right now.
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