I think it’s a combination of nostalgia and the fact that SML1 had levels, enemies and music that were super unique compared to other Mario games before or after.
SML2 is a better game on the technical side of things but nothing in it blew me away or was memorable enough for me to recall with super clarity like I do with 1.
I’ll always prefer SML 1.
But I do fondly remember this.
That critical mass will never come because people don’t feel the data has been stolen from them.
Rather, it’s traded in exchange for whatever online services they use.
And to them it’s a decent trade.
I never watched x-files when it aired.
I tried to watch it a few years back but only made it to season 2. Maybe it gets better later, but the show was so formulaic that I grew bored of it pretty quick.
A lot of people.
alot of ppl on fedi are privacy-oriented and focused
I’m aware. I’m just reminding you that most outside the fediverse aren’t.
Not everyone cares so much about that.
Someone knowing things about me in general is not a big deal.
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Yeah, but I didn’t care about any of that.
Naw, lots of us stopped when Netflix streaming came in full swing.
A link to the past is my top Zelda game for sure.
… Have you ever tried the randomizer for it? It will give you a rom where all the items are randomly distributed around the map, making you do the whole sequence out of order.
I will play though a random Rom one a year or so and it’s a blast.
Anytime you are doing any kind of military or police action within a civilian area there is always the risk of unintended civilian harm.
If police and military forces took this doctorine that any amount of risk is too much then they simply would be unable to operate.
There has to be a certain amount of acceptable civilian risk and that should be proportional to the threat you are attempting to stop.
Just to clarify, I’m not advocating that Israel is taking acceptable risks. But I am advocating that those risks will always exist with ANY police or military action and the primary debate is over where the red line of acceptable/unacceptable is.
All nations are built and maintained by violence, either directly or by threat of it.
It’s a core component of sovereignty. To be able to call your government sovereign you must have the capacity to resist both external and internal actors from being able to overthrow you.
You must also be willing and able to use violence against those under your rule who disobey your laws (i.e, arresting a murderer).
Good. Embrace me technology.
Where do they ‘pull out’ to exactly?
I still use Reddit on desktop but I’ve switched to Lemmy on mobile since Reddit killed third party apps.
I would use just Lemmy but it hasn’t hit userbase criticality yet.
It’s fine as a link aggregator but frustrating when a post I’m interested in has a deserted comment section.
Nope.