Custer’s Revenge for the Atari 2600. I play this game exclusively.

Across the sky

Is a frunk a front trunk, or is that a typo?

He looks like an AI prompt for “douchebag billionaire”.

ICQ may be going away but that message sound effect will continue living rent free in my brain until I’m dead.

You sure it’s not 18/Jawa/Tatooine?

Surprised I had to scroll this far down for Psycho Fox. That and Wonder Boy 3.

Shannon Martin says just shake the battery and you’ll get AC.

Sure, you might have to wheel around a super heavy cart full of batteries …but think of the CONVENIENCE of not having to charge your phone!

“reach Mars at breakneck speed” - great choice of words there.

That’s a fun memory with your mom. With parents like that, how did you grow up to be an angry seal?

Add some kielbasa

It’s an imperfect solution. VPNs are an issue - and even if you don’t use a VPN, the API only knows the location of the ISP’s servers - which can be in a different state.

My point was that, the law should leave tax inclusion in pricing as optional. There is no way to implement automatic detection cleanly, other than prompting the user to confirm their location, which is a huge annoyance - so the ‘tax inclusion’ rule would not make things better or more convenient.

I’d rather see prices without tax, than have to enter my zip code before I can see any pricing for anything online.

Pretty sure Trump’s companies aren’t profitable either. So kinda makes sense.

How would a company advertise pricing across multiple states? E.g. on the web…

So happy to see a reference to Escape Velocity. I spent so many hours playing that game as a teen, modding and creating my own spaceships in Mechanisto. Good times.

Nazis. You don’t need an apostrophe to make something plural.

I think he bought it to make it a conservative echo chamber for the next election.

I think you meant “empathize” rather than “emphasize”.

Also - the core problem here is human greed. It’s another example of Tragedy of the commons.

Sorry to squash your optimism but people really are the problem.