Bro, I just bought a Roborock a few weeks ago and I love it. I was panic reading these comments until I saw yours and realized it’s a Roborock, not iRobot. Hope our housebots don’t meet the same fate.

“What do you mean, Papa?” \

Papa smiled. “Tall, athletic, and long ass dicks.” \

“Oh, I thought you were being racist.”

I’ve been going hard on Stardew Valley. Just had another kid and no good opportunities to play on PC now, so I bought a Backbone controller off of Amazon and turned my phone into a Switch.

See also: Night of the Full Moon, Card Crawl, Tiny Rails, Inotia 3 & 4 (3 isn’t available anymore, but you can get an apk), Talisman: Digital Edition, Dungeon Boss: Respawned (requires Netflix sub now, but no more P2W), Survival Day R.

I’ve heard The Walking Dead comics are actually quite solid, and differ substantially from the TV series. I’d love to see a faithful animation adaptation done in comic-style art.

I try to, but I never actually reach unconsciousness until I inevitably get cold and pull the sheets or blanket over my body to some degree. I find that on particularly hot nights, it’s enough to drape a sheet over my waist, so long as my feet are outside.

Holy shit! What an absolute game-changer this was. I had no idea I could install Snes9x directly to my TV. Was a bit tricky getting it to recognize the ROM directory, but everything is running now. Just waiting on some wireless SNES controllers to come tomorrow. The old USB one I have has been difficult to get working. Any time I hit B or Start it opens YouTube. I’ve tried absolutely everything in the input config. I think it’s just old and wonky.

Anyway, thank you so much!

I appreciate it. I’m digging for a comprehensive step-by-step guide of some sort, but having someone available to contact with specifics will be super helpful. It doesn’t look much different than building a PC, which I’ve done many, many times.

I’m hoping to find somewhere that sells them pre-built, even if I still have to add the OS and emulator(s) myself. If I can score an already assembled Raspberry Pi either in or easy to put into one of those mini SNES cases, I will be over the moon.

I have a Hisense Google TV, so it may be on Android-based? I never considered looking for an emulator on the TV itself. Not sure how to add ROMs to my TV, but I can certainly store them on the flash drive I’ve been using for movies and shows.

All of the SNES Classics I’ve found are either counterfeits, or listed on marketplace for $200, stating that they usually sell for $400, so I have to assume those are probably counterfeit as well. It sucks because I remember seeing one years back at a Bed Bath & Beyond of all places, but wasn’t financially stable enough at the time to sensibly buy one. Regretting that in 2025.

But an SNES Classic would be incredible, if only for the aesthetic and knowing it’s all going to work through HDMI.

I need to find a good guide for putting a Raspberry Pi together and setting it up for emulation.

'I’m not a big fan of the grind. Can you fundamentally change the way experience works to accommodate my personal preferences?"

“This!”

“Thanks for the gold, kind stranger!”

Why do they have to say the things? People don’t say the things here.

My sister-in-law has them all throughout her house and I’m just like, “You know you have a teenage boy, right? You ready for that?”

I’m not Christian/religious at all, but I still have a very deep nostalgia for classic Christmas hymns like Silent Night, O Holy Night, etc. I remember sitting beside my tree as a child listening to our music lights playing midis of all of them. The lyrics can be discarded entirely.

Mainly the nostalgia of it. The familiar peaceful Christmas hymns and the way Christmas lights reflect against soft snow. My spirit drifts somewhere between commercial Christmas and Yule.

It was likely a permanent Sharpee marker. Hopefully it holds up. Fingers crossed that I’m able to return there as a ghost one day to watch someone unearth what they believed was a map to the family treasure.

It’s been a few years but I don’t remember that at all, but I’d be interested to see if I’m bothered by it on a re-watch.

There’s a phenomenal French horror series on Netflix called Marianne that my wife and I enjoyed immensely. I don’t usually shoot for that particular brand of horror (demon/ghost), but Marianne is fucking excellent. Can’t recommend it enough.

The masses know nothing of the crunch. They’ve never even been to the crunch.