Agreed. But the context of the area needs to be accounted for. Socialist ideas compared to the old status quo.

Socialist is not a bad word. Only in the US it’s a bad word, because socialism means billionaires need to earn less, and the billionaires won’t allow that.

The problem is not the young using social media. The problem is the ultra addictive algorithms that power the social media.

Ah. The Canada Goose. A really aggressive and territorial goose. I hate those fuckers.

Working on Retrofed

They put way more effort in this April fools joke than they should. Or they just really wanted to talk about half-life

no

This is the game

When my partner bakes, there’s fucking flour everywhere. And I mean everywhere. I’d rather have post meal mess.

Yes, and android now too. Unless you have a device with an older rom.

Good to see more piefed features! Thanks!

Presumably using its farts as propellant. Or I’m interpreting the last panel wrong.

This is cool. I will never use this since I’m lucky enough to have dedicated hardware for 9x. But the thought of having a massively overpowered machine for DOS gaming amuses me.

My bad. I’m excited again.

My bad. I’m excited again.

My bad. I’m excited again.

And here I thought, and was getting excited that, it was going to be a phone with a physical keyboard. It’s not. It’s just a keyboard you can attach to your phone with a magnet.

Edit: I was wrong. It is a phone. I’m excited again!

A community has to be retro or retro inspired. What is retro is different for certain things. A 25 year old game is retro, a 20 year old phone is retro but a 20-25 year old house is not. But I think it’s mostly something you can be nostalgic about.

Retro inspired things are retro in spirit. Like pixel art, it’s made today, but has a retro feel. Modern stuff with old feelings.

TL;DR: retro stuff is retro, and retro is in the heart.

Most ready to solder tin sold has a flux core. Meaning you don’t really need flux, that is, if you do it the way the original commenter did said.

Another thing that can help is a soldering iron that doesn’t take 15 minutes to heat up. If it takes 15 minutes to heat up, there is no way it can transfer enough heat for more than a few pins, as the iron will cool down too much to get a decent joint.

Better convert it to piefed then!