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I've installed stardew on nearly every mobile device I've owned

You convinced me to buy it for my PlayStation and I'm loading it up now 😂

I'm not familiar with M.A.S.H. (though I know of the show) to know that song. So I read it to myself to the tune of this beaut

I did too. But I played when they had the starter zone and sadly never got very far out of it. Once in a while I'd find someone who'd invite a high level character to clear a dungeon (or what ever the eq lingo is) but never was able to venture much outside the cities

If that feel-bad-for-people part of me didn't work on overdrive I'd be out there with tables and sites full of merch pandering to these braindead (brainwashed?) morons

"a fool and his money are soon parted"

Who's a pedophile?

Helen Keller possibly?

Here's the article:

And the picture in question

That was a fascinating read, thank you. It's so sad the same parallels can be drawn to so many "well intentioned" programs and institution

I've been in similar situations before as others have commented; needing to rely on some service in order to have a place to live food to eat, and a chance to get a leg up. Fortunately they weren't too preachy and respected the diverse backgrounds we all hailed from

So, anyone with an android can let you use theirs and the "find device" app in guest mode. Your info won't be saved but that option is there for exactly your use case

Not even that for me; most of the random things I want to add to my "to watch" list aren't even on a streaming service

Oh no!!! I'll have to re-read the article 🫤

It isn't! I don't remember which article it was, cbs I think (I'll edit the comment when I find it)

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/moon-landing-spacecraft-lunar-surface-today/

But a detailed assessment of the health of the spacecraft and its payloads awaited analysis of telemetry. Finally, two hours after touchdown, the company reported that "after troubleshooting communications, flight controllers have confirmed Odysseus is upright and starting to send data. Right now, we are working to downlink the first images from the lunar surface."