Nope, exact same html.

Some good ones from the fdroid app-repo.

Shattered Pixel Dungeon - already mentioned roguelike

SGT-Puzzles - already mentioned microgame puzzlers

Frozen Bubble - already mentioned bubble-shooter

Vector Pinball - already mentioned pinball

https://f-droid.org/en/packages/net.artificialworlds.boxstacker/index.html - Physics puzzler

https://f-droid.org/packages/com.simondalvai.ball2box/ - flick ball to the box for 3-stars

https://f-droid.org/packages/com.gpl.rpg.AndorsTrail/ - Massive story quest driven RPG

https://f-droid.org/packages/de.chadenas.cpudefense/ - Tower defense on a PCB

https://f-droid.org/packages/ch.logixisland.anuto/ - trad tower-defense

https://f-droid.org/packages/it.alessandropira.wesnoth114/ - hex turn-based fantasy RPG

https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.lettucepie.flickybee/index.html - flick the bee through the course

https://everything2.com/node/e2node/An Introduction to Everything2 - massively interlinked information site

https://www.dieselsweeties.com/ - robots and people comic

https://realultimatepower.net/ - ninjas

Re- Lol 💀 D e d

My guy, circuit-bending is usually only for music.

Salt Tank - Dreams

The rules for abbreviations.

IIRC YMMV bc IANAL

Netspeak fluency has generally given way to textspeak.

Nope, I’ve never posted, just remember it as a huge trove with a decent vibe.

Pretty sure it is just: create account and post.

I think some people add a CC licence to their works.

This has all the starter info:

https://everything2.com/node/e2node/An Introduction to Everything2

https://everything2.com/title/Everything2+Help

The gridbox shown at the bottom of each page, shows the nodes related to the page you are on.

https://everything2.com/

is a text based, massively interlinked website that predates Wikipedia.

The topics(nodes) range from non-fiction informational to philosophical musings.

Will need an account to add nodes.

A top fun rogue-like:

Shattered Pixel Dungeon

Additional info:

There is a collected recipe book available here:

https://archive.org/details/foodistabestoffo0000unse

(well there will be, once the Internet Archive is back up and fully running.)

The Foodista site has many trackers, recommended to use NoScript/Privacy Badger addons to view.

Foodista.com

has a large archive of recipes, all freely licenced under Creative Commons CC-BY.

Contains traditional and modern recipes.

Lots of time!

…And even more after renting Running Man on VHS :P

Best couch-coop games

-= FLOSS games =-

Fish Fillets NG

Battle for Wesnoth

Minetest (websearch: Minetest Split Screen Howto)

-= 80s/90s arcade games =-

Bubble Bobble (lesser: Snow Bros or Tumblepop)

Heavy Barrel or Calibre .50 (lesser: Midnight Resistance or Ikari Warriors) [all need 8-way rotator joysticks]

Smash TV(is twin-stick, but awesome) or Narc

Rampage

Gunforce

Double Dragon

Bad Dudes v Dragon Ninja

Final Fight

Golden Axe

Sunset Riders or Vendetta

Silkworm

Cabal

Top Gunner

Side Arms

Alien Syndrome

Gauntlet

Flippin’ hell!

What a great space! That looks beyond cosy.

Each area of the world is different.

Where I am, there are 3 or more groups that meet up every 2 weeks. They are informal meetups with a small fee of $5, for anyone to come down and join in playing boardgmes with others. At community centres in different suburbs.

You can pre-arrange to play with friends, or just meet and play with people on the day.

I’ve made many good friends, found great games, and taught many games to others through these groups.

To find them in your town, search for this:

Boardgame association [your town name]

Casual boardgame night [your town name]

Boardgame meetup [your town name]

If you can’t find any meetups using these strings, it may be an opportunity to set up a casual game group in your town.

• Boardgames that are awesome and I’ll play at anytime: Bruges, Inis, Port Royal, Innovation, Targi, Jaipur, Grand Austria Hotel, Morels.

That’s what my favourite font uses, behold MULI !

https://fontlibrary.org/en/font/muli

Board. Game. Clubs.

They are f___ing awesome!

I’m pretty sure those are possible. YT only works with a user logged in IIRC.

I use it mainly for local files, or for our local-channel’s ‘catchup’ streaming service.