True, but it's also that I automatically check any 4 panel comic for the loss pattern.
If you invert the first two panels you get Loss.
I Always forget to run screen first, so I just rely heavily on dtach
What if social media is too profitable for me to care about the younger generations?
People always say cyclists need to be more afraid of cars, because in a collision, the car wins.
It doesn't have to be like that. We can _both_lose.
Maybe they intended to invest it for a century and were counting on compound interest.
Yes, I kinda agree. Let's see his model's brier score in November :)
This quote sums it up:
In the future we won't elect presidents. We'll have a primary, then Nate Silver will go into a spice trance and pick the winner.
Which e ink wristwatch are you using?
Flatline (1990)
I mostly agree with you, but that's the reason why I picked an instance that does not block them: sometimes it is good to see the world from a different point of view. And it's not like the other Lemmy instances are completely free of propaganda either.
Did you set the correct source language? I get this when I try to translate Swedish but the algo guesses it's Danish.
There actually is a fish Shell
cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/40448411
> Hi, I have a primary school girl who wants her share of gaming on the family android tablet. > > While finding open source or commercial games with no ads that boys like is doable, I haven't been able to find the kind of games a girl wants: > - with cute graphics > - where you care for dolls or pet > - no ads or subscriptions, no endless DLC. > > Do you have any recommendations for android games that fit the bill? > > The image is a screenshot of cry babies, a game that she'd like to play very much but constantly nags you to buy new content.
cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/40448411
> Hi, I have a primary school girl who wants her share of gaming on the family android tablet. > > While finding open source or commercial games with no ads that boys like is doable, I haven't been able to find the kind of games a girl wants: > - with cute graphics > - where you care for dolls or pet > - no ads or subscriptions, no endless DLC. > > Do you have any recommendations for android games that fit the bill? > > The image is a screenshot of cry babies, a game that she'd like to play very much but constantly nags you to buy new content.
Hi, I have a primary school girl who wants her share of gaming on the family android tablet.
While finding open source or commercial (i.e. I'm happy to pay) games with no ads that boys like is doable, I haven't been able to find the kind of games a girl wants:
- with cute graphics
- where you care for dolls or pet
- no ads or subscriptions, no endless DLCs.
Do you have any recommendations for android games that fit the bill?
Edit: I should have been more clear: I literally typed the description she gave me of the game she wants.
I don't like gender stereotypes and I am not pushing her towards anything. I'd be perfectly happy for her to play any game she likes, as long as it has no adds or micro transactions.
She can play with puzzles, RPGs, tower defense, sims... She wants cute dolls, and I am looking for a game with cute dolls that does not suck.