If Gen X catches heat for being blunt online, I’d argue Boomers often skip the filter entirely. Generally both understand the rules—namely, how free speech works—and they also mostly understand you can simply ignore someone. The real divide traces back to how we raised and educated people. We moved away from schools rooted in Christian morality and classical education—designed to shape minds throug
That's a cool test! This deserves a bump.
[quote who="Jafo" reply="2" id="3965762"] Someone will hit me but I'm still playing Spider Solitaire....the one that dates back to XP. [e digicons];)[/e] [/quote] Bringing back the nostalgia with that one—my parents loved that game too. 🙂 Since we’re talking about what we’re all playing lately (and what we always seem to go back to), for me it’s my Nintendo 64 and Legend of Ze
That skinny “Show Desktop” strip is easy to miss, so a wider click target makes sense. Start11 v2 doesn’t expose a setting for it yet, but the dev team watches threads like this when sizing up new options—your idea helps bump it up the list. Until then, two low-effort work-arounds might spare some mis-clicks: <p data-sta
Who judges “good”? Iconian virtue shifts with the era you focus on. Pre-Yor, they look like utopian engineers; after creating—and later trying to leash—the Yor, their halo slips. From my (Christian-flavored) lens it echoes the classic fall: a maker facing rebellion and answering with control, not humility. Yet their culture still reaches for something better—maybe redemption. Game-wise, that baked-in +2 Benevolent ideology per colo