Oh seriously???

Also you get it free if your baby is born on release day, I heard

Surprised nobody said this yet, but I use ansible. I also use it to have the same install on multiple machines independently (something that doesn't work by just having a dedicated home partition).

But it's a bit of maintenance to keep modifying my dotfiles, certainly not as easy as your old apps aisle.

Has anybody played Cookie Clicker? Articles like these really give me a similar vibe as the news ticker in that game. It starts a bit innocent like "Your cookies are talked about for miles around" but you're already on the slope to "Elder gods from the whole cosmos have awoken to taste your cookies" and the eldritch-like horrors of the Grandmapocalypse. Just a fun parallel.

I learned this recently: if you have an iPhone, pressing the lock button five times rapidly will lock it so that you need to enter a passcode, not just FaceID. Useful if you think somebody might forcibly use your face to unlock it

FINALLY

Actually I went to one yearly in my childhood called the Maize Maze. Not in the US though.

The shadow in the last panel is a great touch!

old.reddit still works. Shoulda not fixed what ain't broke

When you edit your quick-access tiles. Mine has a little pencil if I expand the notification area fully. I have these choices, where 'Internet' is the annoying combined WiFi/data button, but the other two were in there and I just had to drag them out instead.

I hated that too, but buried in the'edit' list I still found separate toggles for WiFi and data (on Lineage OS)

More recently, I'm a fan of shapez (shapez.io) for my recommended daily allowance of factory building gaming.

Going back further, I have a soft spot for Ri-li, a nice little game about toy trains with very charming music! It was this which set me on an adventure with the mod tracking scene. A surprising amount of open source games use them, it feels like open source music!

Reminded me also of Alex the Allegator 4, a very original 2D platformer