Simply put, not everyone gets do to everything. It sucks but that’s the unfortunate state of life.

The original post is taking about spaces. Locations. Whether or not you have time or a car or whatever has nothing to do with the original post. My point is locations as per the original post do exist and the original post says there are none at all.

This is true, this is fact. Your ability to utilize a space has a lot of factors but the existence of them doesn’t.

Except for the bowling arcade place everything I mentioned is free. The jungle gym place is $25 to get them both in, wouldn’t call that rich territory

taken away all of the physical spaces for our children to exist in,

Not sure this is true. I’ve got two young kids and there’s no shortage of things to do. Pools, hiking, every school has a playground. I mean yea they’re not the death traps we grew up with but my kids have a lot of fun and I’m always on the hunt for another school to try them out at. Our city has one of those jungle gym, bowling, arcade combo places we usually go on a rainy day or during the winter.

This is the town I grew up in and pretty much everything I grew up with is still there plus more. You just have to go looking is all.

I’ll contend with the digital world being a step back but I’ve been trying to mostly keep my kids off it as long as possible

Yea this is some bonkers wishful thinking. This is basically the Jeremey Clarkson “oh no! Anyway…” meme

Lemmy could absolutely benefit from a bit more traffic. Lemmy is a good Reddit replacement for the largest subs. Like if you’re into self hosting, Linux and general tech there’s a lot to offer. But if I need to engage with a smaller community or ask a niche question I know there just isn’t enough people here to fulfill that. Either that or a lot of smaller Lemmy communities are just bots reposting from their equivalent subreddit.

I’m pulling a number out of my ass but it seems like for every 50 people to subscribe to a community, you’ll get 1 really active poster and 49 lurkers. My hometown on Reddit has 23k subscribers it’s safe to say it’s got about 400 active users. On Lemmy it’s 86 and as the assumption math goes, there’s only 1 person posting there.

Even if our traffic doubled we’d still be tiny in comparison but at least the small communities would start to come alive

Horrifying 😂

K, just checking… for a friend

Does Blogger count?

Bloodstained is a really good Castlevania-like (in the Metroidvania vein).

Natural 1. You fall into a coma which is sort of like going back to sleep.

Probably moreso in the past 10 years as more and more people moved to using their smart phone as an alarm which has exact time unlike our bedside clocks which had a couple minutes of range depending on when you set it.

Took the same photo 20 years ago (except i was where those people are standing in OPs picture)

The facial animation is exceptional

But then people won’t flood to the comment section to correct them

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The Peppa Pig game is surprisingly open. If you just walk off screen it lets you keep going and you end up in new locations. Hop on the bus and end up in another location. There aren’t many blocks to stop you from going where you feel like going and there’s a variety of activities at each location.

Bet the third party is just a friend and this is all about the Tiktok views. Apple doesn’t need to do this stealth advertising, social media will do it for them.

This always bugs me about the “it runs Doom” posts. 90% of the time it’s just a unique display hooked up to a regular computer where the computer is the thing running Doom or they made some simple raycast game with Doom assets (like all the calculator ones) or they just jammed a raspberry pi in something.

I’m sure this display will show Cyberpunk 2077 if they piped the display in properly. Doesn’t mean e.coli are running a 4080.

Easiest way to get rid of this spam when you’re on Facebook mobile is go down to the bottom of the screen and flick up with your thumb. You should see your app launcher. Then flick up with your thumb on the window.

Sounds like some round earth propaganda to me