I was one of the few AlphaSmart kids in my district growing up, and I still occasionally miss them for writing

Was the second Utopia boot disk the one with the 3D model of a reindeer? Thats the one I had

I swear my brother had the same stuffed animal hammock

If they pop an ICE agent its a PR win for the fascs. They’ll spin it as “see how violent they are” or the like

The enumerations would work if he’s reading it as a press release, probably uncomfortably, and with a few asides to an off-screen character about how he doesn’t like it

Like to the cart corral or to the door?

Dude wouldn’t even know what an elephant was, most likely

Probably weekly, I’m super clumsy

Put up nest boxes by you, they’re useful for nesting Bluebirds and then you have resident bluebirds you can watch

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The Neopolitan flip pot, of which this is a representative, is basically the predecessor of the Moka Pot. Alfonso Bialetti took a lot of inspiration from the Neopolitan when designing the original Moka

Yeah, Northern NE is sparsely populated and has more wilderness/conservation areas, mountains, and stuff.

Frontline and Allied Assault started with D-Day. MOH:AA was PC only though

Sounds like you’re thinking of Frontline.

MOH1 starts with you parachuting into France

We used to make them out of PVC pipe from the hardware store

Most of Southern New England really

For those who weren’t around in the 80s, like myself, Calvin’s dad is actually right.

At this point in time toy tie in programs made up the bulk of Saturday morning cartoon blocks.

G.I. Joe, He-Man/She-Ra, Transformers, etc are examples. What’s more, a lot of these shows were low budget to minimize cost and maximize profit. Not only did they recycle scripts, they recycled whole scenes, some of which (famously He-man’s transformation) would appear in nearly every or actually every episode, unchanged

The gall of saying that DNC officers shouldn’t ever influence a primary nominee after them shafting Bernie in 2016, and foisting Biden and then Harris on us in 2024. Silver lining I guess is now they’re on record as having that policy and are likely codifying it

Well… this is a prescient one

For us it was putting a space in the username field of the login screen, and then moving the cursor back to the start of the field.

The username field wouldn’t reset on a failed login attempt, only the password field did. So users would do a visual scan of the username field, confirm that’s correct, assume they miskeyed when entering their password, try again, rinse and repeat.

That and rotating the desktop, switching the keyboard to Dvorak, etc