u/tanksalotfrank

I remember it being one of the bigger cases (like all PS2 games), but I can't remember whether or not it was a PS1 re-release in the bigger box.

The thing that stood out to me was the main tutorial at the beginning where your Sim is living with their elderly mother, because I've never seen anything about it since. Nor the successive chapter where you move in with a lazy roommate who always BBQs.

Sorry if none of this makes sense--part of me wonders if I'm having a Mandela effect moment.haha I mostly just wanna know if anyone remembers it--as I couldn't find it on ROM sites when I checked many years ago.

Bought a lightly used Radmini 4 and I've paid for it twice over now with flat repairs.

Personally, I live somewhere that people have developed a hobby of scattering debris of all sorts in every bike lane they can find. It seems to me that I dodge the majority of it, and then BAM, after seemingly running over nothing but pavement, I've got a flat.

I know this isn't Radpower specific at all, but I'm less likely to get brigaded by a-holes here than a random bike sub.

I have a game refusing to give an achievement despite earning the achievement. I went to submit a ticket about it, but it won't let me do so without a system report. It advises me to remove personal information from this report and I don't have the first clue how because a system report that apparently full of my personal and system information shouldn't be necessary for this. Gog broke, not my system.

Soooo maybe someone can explain how to do this without sending Gog a bunch of sensitive and unnecessary data about my life and computer?

The lack of thumbnails is my only real issue with any part of the app, including this one. The majority of my media isn't named according to the content because it's disruptive to my workflow to edit each one all the time.

SO, until the thumbnail feature arrives (and hey we're v2.0 now so you never know), I'm looking for suggestions of how to smoothen out the process.

I have a flat tire, but haven't gotten acquainted with fat tires yet. I can travel to you if you're near the MAX. I just don't cant afford to lose another $70 at a bike shop. 😅

As ebikes are rapidly increasing in frequency (due to the ebike rebate program/etc), it's important that drivers re-tune their senses--that things that they're used to seeing go maybe 10mph might be able to go 20-25mph.

In other words: consider over-estimating how fast a bike can go when you see it now, so you don't inadvertently get involved in an accident for pulling out too soon. As a new e-cyclist, I've been made acutely aware of this new danger looming and both drivers and cyclists should be extra careful out there for the sake of everyone!

To reiterate: cyclists and e-cyclists need to be extra responsible too, despite the overwhelming urge to ride the much more fun way like an ass. Believe me, I understand 😂

Sorry if this is kinda rambly, but I wanted to put it out there anyhow.

*Edit:

Two vital insights I've noticed:

1-'road rules are road rules, not car rules' (though bicycles get some special conditions there about right of way and lawful ability to SAFELY from a stop or very low speed). I assume some law will be made regarding ebikes and their ability to just zoom from a full-stop, I just hope it's written in ink first.

2- 'drivers should be expecting bicycles to be going up to 20mph anyhow'. I'm just used to riding a 60 year old tank of a Schwinn. lol

I've been shopping around for Ebikes I can afford and these are right in range. However, I don't want to buy something that no one will service.

So is it cheap garbage?