
went back to school, so I might get nerdy here | Podcast @thedgcast | I do my own stunts | comments are mine, the dumb ones too| email: Andrew(at)https://teapawt.org/t.co/etQfnbIuja
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Instagram got it. Yall get it too. Now that I have bookshelves I can dedicate to displaying the collection, these ones made it up.
Shocker of the century, @UberEats is trash and their AI support is awful.
Driver sat for 30min with my food and then said they never picked it up and didn’t have an address for the Wendy’s to pick it up.
There goes my lunch hour fighting with a robot just to get my money back.
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Panasonic Q GameCube released only in Japan (2001) Hybrid version of the Nintendo GameCube with a DVD player.
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Attention all reptilian and feline fans alike, today is your day! To celebrate the release of @GeckoGodsGame from our friends over at Super Rare Games and @inresin, we’ve got just the hat for you. Traverse the city and solve puzzles with your new best friend, the Little Gecko Hat! This hat is available for PC players today and will roll out for console players at a later date. In the meantime, you can check out Gecko Gods, an adorable puzzle platformer through the eyes of a tiny Gecko, out today on PC, Switch and PS5!
FujiGolf. Hands down. Then Chips Challenge. Used to play them on a ThinkPad 385XD. Thing was a brick but it had a floppy and cd rom so I could listen to music on Winamp while I played games.
Microsoft Entertainment Pack Volume 2 was released 35 years ago. 1991 was still a time when games for the PC weren't as abundant as today, and these kinds of "mini games" were very popular in those years, particularly as casual, "time-waster" breaks for office and home Windows users.
The packs are often credited with helping prove that Windows could be a gaming platform (not just a business OS) and serving as a "gateway" to PC gaming for millions who had never played computer games before.
If you're one of the OGs from that era, I am sure you'll recognize some classics from that image. Which among those have you played the most?


































