Maxnmy's

Reddit won’t die anytime soon. It will just become irrelevant to internet power users such as us. It would take an unfathomably massive fuck up to lose their critical mass of users.

Super Mario 64: Beyond the Cursed Mirror - Great 120 star ROM hack. It adds plenty of custom coded content and a Paper Mario-like badge system.

It’s optional and not the default control scheme. This is only good.

There is also Arcanists 2. It’s like Worms, but every match is different because you choose your own inventory of weapons.

I still play Super Mario 64 if various rom hacks count.

I didn’t know the power mod situation is that bad. I already started avoiding r/gamingcirclejerk when I saw them banning users for correcting easily disproven misinformation about the “bad people” they meme about.

The internet is getting weird. It used to be that I only had to worry about alt-right trolls. Now I have to look out for authoritarian fake leftists infiltrating and taking over my spaces. I don’t even care about leftism. I just don’t want to participate in spaces where I could get banned for arguing that communism doesn’t work.

I’m glad everything has been archived. Where are people going to share rom hacks now? Super Mario 64 and Super Mario World stuff have their own website. Niche things are going to be harder to find.

I’m sure it will be very good. It’s being made by Rovertronic, one of the greatest in the SM64 romhacking scene.

Personally I think the contestants are forced to try way too hard. They get taught that extreme suffering is a necessary consequence of losing weight. Of course they are going to stop trying and rebound once their part in the contract is done. They don’t know how to live a lifestyle that effortlessly maintains their weight.

This one fails me whenever a clothed mannequin is in my peripheral vision.

Branded items are commonplace and are nothing more than neutral objects to some people. They may want to share something interesting without the intent to promote a specific item seen in it.

I’m not a road enthusiast but I want to point out that such large cobblestones with irregular surfaces and gaps in between may not be optimal for heavy trucks going across them at over 100 km/h.