on What YouTubers have you watched for a long time and still find worth returning to? · c/asklemmy · 9 pts · 7hLockpickinglawyer. Fascinating to watch. The guy is so speedy at opening locks without a key.
on How come there are so many parents in here? · c/childfree · 1 pts · 22dMy kids are both out right now, I think I'm child free, no?
on 🫱🫸🫲 · c/linuxmemes · 6 pts · 53dHHGTTG was released at the end of the 70s so definitely a GenX thing.
on The rise of "dopamine sites": fake food delivery and shopping apps that satisfy cravings without spending a cent · c/nottheonion · 8 pts · 54dhttps://screen.toys/firewood/
on *Permanently Deleted* · c/lemmyshitpost · 4 pts · 54dHaha, just have your kids later in life then you don't have to see them grow old. I'm from the 60's and my eldest just turned twenty.
on Leak Reveals Microsoft Wants Its AI To Be 'Addictive' · c/technology · 4 pts · 64dThey'll just make it free to education establishments. Eventually the next generation will only know it. As they did with Windows and Office tools.
on Any good indie games on steam? Can be any genre. · c/linux_gaming · 2 pts · 77dNot seen Spelunky2 in this list. It's a quite hard rogue like platformer, but procedurally generated. Also Noita (I think this is an indie?). Again procedurally generated game, but the map is bigger than expected. Wand programming at its finest
on Sent this to my friends flexing a "top 65%" score. The site didn't make it clear that's not a good thing. · c/mildlyinfuriating · 5 pts · 120dA substance farmer? Like someone who grows weed?
What about an induction hob?
Lockpickinglawyer. Fascinating to watch. The guy is so speedy at opening locks without a key.
My kids are both out right now, I think I'm child free, no?
HHGTTG was released at the end of the 70s so definitely a GenX thing.
The best imho
https://screen.toys/firewood/
Haha, just have your kids later in life then you don't have to see them grow old.
I'm from the 60's and my eldest just turned twenty.
Less funny
They'll just make it free to education establishments. Eventually the next generation will only know it.
As they did with Windows and Office tools.
Not seen Spelunky2 in this list. It's a quite hard rogue like platformer, but procedurally generated.
Also Noita (I think this is an indie?). Again procedurally generated game, but the map is bigger than expected. Wand programming at its finest
I was with you until "warm sea"
In Scotland!
A substance farmer?
Like someone who grows weed?