BiaThemis

How about Before Your Eyes? To my knowledge, it is the only game that uses blinking as a gameplay mechanic.

I know you probably didn't ask for emotional games, but I implore everyone to try Before Your Eyes. It is one of the most unique games I've played.

That's definitely a sing of growing up lol! I swear it is programmed into our genetics or something. My close friend group and I, all started drinking mineral water after we've hit 25. I have never liked it before I got older, now I am drinking it everyday.

Hey this might sound stupid but I hate rinsing the rice because I can never manage to drain the water without losing a significant amount of the rice in the process, so I just kind of half ass it with two rinses, that's probably where the problem lies. I should probably be okay with some of the water remaning in the pot instead of trying to drain it completely, thanks!

Yes please explain, desperately need to learn how to cook rice in 5 hours I'mma cook for Dad's kids. My rice always comes out sticky and mushy. Am I using too much water?

Man that third movie really came out of nowhere with it's plot about aging. Did not expect to feel depressed watching a kid's movie.

My scroll wheel hated me until I figured out I could just hold the space bar for a sec to jump to the bottom lol. I would imagine it needs to be changed sooner than later before the number of comments in the threats increases.

Already being done! In the mean time, Jerboa is not really that bad if you are on Android.

I am sure it's fairly known around here but at my work we regularly use https://thispersondoesnotexist.com/ to generate faces for social media mock-ups.

It's a client for lemmy on Android. You should definitely try it if you are on Android. I loved using Boost for reddit and Jerboa feels closest to it. I would daily drive it if not for kbin.

I mean aside from not being able to collapse comments, the webapp is not that bad. Although I confess Jerboa is much much better which is tempting me to switch to lemmy.

Don't use the reply button and just directly use the comment box at the bottom of the page. You can think it as not directly replying but as commenting in a thread because technically OP does not post but creates a thread, does that make sense?