Pat_Hand

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You could get CD rom computer games in cereal in the late 90s. Never got the chex game, that woulda been awesome. But I remember getting yhatzee as a cd rom.

Saw Hook in theatre. I can't describe what an intoxicating movie experience that was. It fundamentally altered my childhood and gave it a deep sense of wonder and imagination.

Buy more Magic the gathering cards. I think Ice Age had recently come out.

Yes

Our forefathers couldn't use a word processor because they had no skills to operate a computer. Would they use a word processor if they could? I don't know, my grandfather was a welder, he couldn't be bothered with text. The AI right now is not bad. But, it makes a lot of mistakes just like a human would be it needs very specific prompting and will fill in the blanks with made up content to satisfy the request. Whatever is generated by AI still requires a human to check the output. The use case as a writer is to come up outlines or flesh out ideas that would otherwise take up human time. The bulk of the writing work is still done by the human writer. However, a professional writer who is maxed out on all their skills and intuition may not need it all. But I think AI is worth playing with so writers know whats happening in the world of generative text. You can play with it like a game. I often treat the AI experience as a game. Embrace something new don't be old and loose the ability to use new technology, even its use case is limited.

Thats what my revenge crew looked like back in the 1998

Wcw Revenge

I dont have much money for a midlife crisis. I got into magic tho, its been fun.

If you could get anywhere in Myst or Riven without help you were considered to be of substantially gifted. Those games made you think, but it also allowed you feel awe at a world you do not comprehend.

Thank yoy

Ah yes 1993, a time when everything was plentiful. These juice items are not popular cause it's too expensive in 2025. Back then they were under a dollar each, I think maybe even less in Canada. I remember buying 3 for a dollar at SaveonFoods. Anyways, they were super cheap to buy, and they tasted good. No brainer. You could mix them for new flavours too! Fridges back then were always stocked with items like this that could be kept for long periods.

MSN in highschool made me type, then i worked in a call center and i learned to type and talk at the same time. Now I can type what I think I would say faster than I can say it.

I can smell the room. The warm smell of plastic and hard drives.

Surprisingly, a great movie.

Requiem For a Dream and never again.

If you saw RoboCop as a kid you immediately graduated to adult hood. In the 90s RoboCop was a rite of passage for kids. Everything you shouldn't see that young all in one movie.