Going from Kakoune to Vim is nauseating but I'm trying. Excuse any mistakes or typos. Vim has an spellcheck that highlights misspellings which is pretty useful.

I can hear the cicadas tonight. It's just like my animes.

Soon enough the only physical games available will be by companies like ModRetro or whatever. It's a market that will exist but be very niche. The "tenth generation" will suck balls.

Pretty much. It'll be indies or games released on older platforms like Dreamcast, Game Boy Color, etc. I find that pretty cool but modern gaming is a lost cause at this point.

enjoy the cicadas! +fuck s*ny. i'd say people get what they deserve when they start "buying" digital-only ps5 games but the innocent unborn will never even know what owning a game feels like thanks to them.

For those who don't know, Neocities has a command line interface where you can update your webpage without using a browser or other tools other than the terminal of your choice: https://neocities.org/cli

I'm gonna attempt to try it using my 3D printed computer to update my webpage and files. I think it would be neat to use it like a dedicated blogging device.

Your download code for your America simulator, sir. That'll be 100 dollars plus tip.

Debating between updating my site using Kakoune or Vim. You can use any text editor honestly.

I added (test) to my Most Recent Update and it worked. I can now update this website with some terminal commands from my 3D printed RISCV computer.

Now I'm starting to realize my entire website is a poorly coded mess.

Whatever, time to push everything!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AARyGaYvVI8

"There's a dark underbelly to the suburbs... all those peaceful looking white people who live there are secretly evil"...... the worst Gen X fiction trope. So common and so tedious.

Yes. Such a tired trope too.

I love Sega but if I'm honest they were always inferior to Nintendo in many ways. Even my favorite Sega console, the Genesis, has its annoyances. Too many "notable" Genny games are style over substance and a pain the ass to play (looking at something like Comix Zone). The average Genesis game always controls looser and twitchier than the average SNES game, which were typically "weightier."

Also too many Genesis platformers have that "one big room" design. Sonic being the prime example. SNES drunk talks about this.

Haven't seen SNES Drunk in a while. I'll have to see that video.

The Genesis always was the poor man's SNES in the end.

Ports > Remakes

Agree. I give the 3DS remakes a pass just for that, even if they did change a few things.