camelbeard

"Anything that was on TV in Europe back when the American cartoon market was dominated by Hanna-Barbera and Filmation, and their uninspired crap."

As a kid I did enjoy Dunderklumpen! but I don't think it holds up pretty well

But I guess whoever bullied you was another kid doing it over and over? Not a teache that made you cry during a school trip one day.

Also this is against a former teacher, maybe he was a terrible kid and the teacher got mad at him for a reason.

Thank god in the Netherlands we are not and we did not elect a far right party as the biggest party, oh wait...

I hostely fear for the next 5 years, with far right (and anti science, anti woke, anti freedom, anti any progressive idea people had after 1950s) gaining more traction.

It's basically whataboutism

I was too young to really buy software but the most expensive game I bought as a kid was 40 guilders. If use and inflation correction calculator and convert to euros that game in 1995 would be 36 euros in todays money, about 40 dollars. This was a gameboy game.

A pc game back then was between 50 and 60 dollars (converted with inflation).

But this was all in a physical store, where you would get an actual box, book, cartridge or disc, etc.

No, but I also don't expect that as a user. It is also fine if the developer makes version 2.0 and I can decide to buy the new version or not. Before the internet this was pretty much how it worked, a new version came on a new floppy or disc you'd buy in a store.

Maybe for the short term, but there is software you use every day, for years. Some android apps I have been using since 2014.

No you're thinking of luchables, fungible is when you catch a Gible and he's loads of fun. Keep looking in the grassy areas.

Pro Rights would be better, it should not be just a choice it should be a human right.

We should make taking an "introday" a thing. Wanna hang? Nah, I'm taking an introday. Cool, sometimes that's needed.

I first thought you wrote boolean float, not sure if that's even worse.