Does anyone remember where games would respect the autonomy of the player enough that they’d actually let you lock yourself out of an ending, where there was an actual game over state your decisions could lead you to?

I still remember the point where the pile of notes my sibling made for Riven (the Myst sequel) was taller than the 6 CD jewel case it came in.

…Ive seen the fact that comments exist on these sites but genuinely who makes an account on pornhub?

Oh god that’s not an onion post

Genuinely had to scroll up to see what the problem was… Those are genuinely some of the least offensive nails I’ve seen (the temptation to say “this year” is unreal, I feel like I now understand the primal urge to make dad jokes)

You know where you cand find out if a cafe or restaurant will be closed? A search provider with the words [cafe name] opening times. Shit mate, google maps has the opening times.

If you’re seeing recommendations for a place on tiktok, it’s already ultra touristic, and is in no way shape or form hidden.

And surely you’re going to find accurate and up to date unbiased information about these ‘dangerous neighbourhoods’ from tiktok, you’re surely not just going to be faced with a wall of thinly veiled racism on there at all.

You’d really let someone else do all your thinking for you, and then posting a video touting their opinions as facts.

Use before:yyyy/mm/dd and/or after:yyyy/mm/dd in the search box to specify date ranges, and search for results before 2020 to remove all the AI slop.

Much easier than giving away your data to a company known for spreading misinformation, pushing AI content and genuinely worsening social interactions online and in real life.

I’d trust Askjeeves to give me more reliable information than TT