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I’ve played through most of the ones older than 7 years old.

Here are solid some start points:

Neverball, Kobo Deluxe, Project: Starfighter, Frozen Bubble, Hex-a-hop, SGT Puzzles, Numpty Physics, Fish Fillets NG, Enigma, Passage, Shattered Pixel Dungeon, X-Moto, Blobby Volley 2, Stormbaan Coureur, GCompris

yucata.de

Boardgames online, excellent!

Asynchronous move timing, you can take up to 29 days to play a move.

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Update:

It’s not Eraserhead(Lynch), but I’m pretty sure the movie you were talking about is Videodrome(Cronenberg, 1983).

Equally unsettling film. I only watched Videodrome for the first time, last year at a Sunday double with The Thing.

Videodrome is an 80s TV critique, best to be in the right headspace if you plan on watching it.

Eraserhead vibes.

At different times:

Luanti (AKA Minetest)

0AD

Sauerbraten

Battle for Wesnoth

Shattered Pixel Dungeon

and further back:

Action Quake 2

WipeOut 2097 (AKA XL)

Quick-add Searloc to your favourite browser with this link

https://searloc.org/search?q=%25s

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Solid project, I appreciate your efforts.

Smoked kippers, at 7 years of age.

Mini-spew.

Hey thanks :v)

This looks and sounds like it could be the one.

It might have been 1997+ when I read it.

Trying to find the author-story list now.

Edit: May not be the same book, not sure yet without reading each story. May have been more blue background on the cover, and seemed more ‘pulp unknowns’ rather than ‘seminal horror anthology’ level. Could have remembered Dread from Books of Blood.

Was it a Barbapapa book.

A short-story compilation, horror book that had a blue cover with the names of all the authors down one side of the cover.

The well-written, but particularly disturbing story was about a girl street waif, who had been found by a man on his doorstep. She had an injury and he nursed her back to health(then the rest of the story happened, which contains spoilers). Very descriptive medical assistance passages.

I kind of think Dread by Clive Barker may have been one of the other stories included, but that is possibly misremembered.

Read circa 1994.

Good to know. The clip ones looked straight out of a 90s tech movie.

I did not know about open ear earbuds, thanks for the option.

Do they have audio spill for people around you?

Part of my use-case for bone conducting models, is playing music or podcasts with no spill, while others are sleeping or chatting closeby in the car/house.

Honestly, the bent-spears-on-minis is the only issue across the two games. (c:

Need to get amongst some Slow TV!

Those Norwegian train rides are some comfy viewing.

If you turn them up to high volume, they distort, buzz, and tickle on your skin. So only quiet to mid volume. The sound quality is medium-high(I’m no audiophile). Being able to listen to media and be aware of surroundings is excellent. Previously achievable with in-earbuds, only by doing the one earpiece dangle. Sweat/water resistant. 8hr playtime. Pretty wild.

Air-fryer

bone-conducting headphones

PSX

Firefly

Inis

Innovation

That sharks as a species, are older than trees, flowers… and older than the rings of Saturn.

“Get off my sea-lawn”

– Sharks probably

Thai beef salad.

Pretty sure everyone remembers where they were, the first time you try this dish.

You both struck gold, congrats.

Yes!

I was going to go through the Wikimedia stereograms. Thanks for the direct link, and a ton more. (c:

https://lemmy.world/c/autostereograms@lemmy.world

has this one, but needs more!