I predict we're going to have to get used to our morals and ethics being uprooted in the future, too, no matter how progressive we currently think we are. We will also have to adapt with the times - and things that are considered absolutely taboo and reprehensible at large today will be at the forefront of liberation movements in the future.

I for one plan to stay 'up to date'.

I got a lot of plans for when I am back home after my dad's birthday. He gave me his Sony Diskman and a portable tapedeck, and both of these excite me beyond belief since I can finally listen to music on the go! I finally need to do something for my health, too, so I am going to start doing that. I also want to try out my brushes for the zine, and finish setting up the remaining 404s on my website.

I personally don't use any scripting. I write everything statically in a text editor and upload it manually via SFTP.

thanks! out of curiosity, did either of you see an error at the bottom of the homepage if you were browsing in firefox? i'm trying to track down a really weird bug i'm seeing but not sure if it's just my browser caching bad code or not

I do.

Gnu

So, we are allowed to make our own Ozwomp games?

Edge

I think we need more trains to completely replace cars. They can be electric, durable, accessible, efficient and climate friendly. Local trains, village trains, massive transport networks.

Ayy, when I was still politically active, I actually designed quite a few for my organization, plus probably put up thousands all over the nation, haha. To this day, I check the stickers first to judge a location.

I personally don't. I want my sites to work on every browser no matter how old or minimalist. I test my site on Kristall, Netscape and Lynx before deploying.

As for reusing HTML, check out this reply I made:
https://forum.melonland.net/index.php?topic=836.msg5957#msg5957

Hey there, welcome to the forums!

Pew pew!

I want to love board and card games but I criminally lack players for them!

I loved Union Pacific, Catan, Scotland Yard/Mister X, various quiz/trivia games, and more. I also want to get in more complicated ones, but due to the aforementioned issue, I can't.

bread

I've always found the fact super interesting that there's a ton of games that realistically, barely anyone ever played. The work of writers, composers, who perhaps put their heart into it, all is lost to time, never to have been experienced by more than a few people.

Think about old licensed games for consoles like the GBA or the DS, that feasibly only a few thousand children ever played, let alone completed, or even remember to this day.

As opposed to stories that require you to play a whole game to experience, let's make this a thread for cool obscure video games' music; those tracks that might be super interesting or funky but never really were listened to by more than a few kids who accidentally got gifted the game for Christmas 2007, so to speak.

I'll start with a personal favorite, a game that I own and have even completed as a kid but that is entirely obscure. I have never seen anyone mention or discuss it online despite it being genuinely good. It's the game Mister Slime / Mr Slime Jr depending on region, for NDS.

The soundtrack is particularly dear to my heart because it's apparently varying from the developers beat-boxing a really strange beat to simple low fidelity funk. It's so odd but really nice in its own way. I am glad that some tracks have been uploaded to the net at least so I can share them with you: