Spoonboy
Spoonboy@dosgame.club
<p>Hanging out with (and occasionally podcasting with) DOS Game Club :5150: <span class="h-card" translate="no"><a href="https://dosgame.club/@dosgameclub" class="u-url mention">@<span>dosgameclub</span></a></span><br />Revisiting my old :msdos: games and discovering new ones. I don't see many people talking about the DOS sims I love, so I guess I'll just do it myself 😂<br />It'll be game centric here, as that's where I go to relax.<br />Also I sell books but that's not important right now.</p>
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Introducing my 6 year old to DOS racing with Indy 500 and GP2. On the laptop! Not my phone! 😲 &quot;How do you want to drive? Modern gamepad or old-school joystick?&quot; &quot;Joyeeestick.&quot; &quot;Good lad.&quot;
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Ok, so now I&#39;m on a DOS racing trip. Actually getting into Geoff Crammond&#39;s Grand Prix 2 more, but loving Ted Meat&#39;s videos and this one on NASCAR Racing is ace. Amazing how a game came out in 1994 that barely anyone could run on full graphics at the time, that shines with racing wheels and shifting peripherals that weren&#39;t to be invented for decades after release, and still stands up today. NASCAR Racing by Papyrus (1994, DOS) - SVGA, Wheel &amp; Pedals and...
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Eyyyyyy apparently it&#39;s the 15th birthday of me discovering DOSBox and starting to play my old DOS games again after a looooong gap. Happy DOSVersary me! 😁🎉💾 #dos #dosgaming #retrogaming
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Long story short my son had some time at a skate park earlier and the older kids were listening to *my* youth such as The Offspring, Blink 182 and Red Hot Chilli Peppers. We went home and watched some videos and I&#39;d forgotten what a weird but cool idea the band-in-a pseudo PlayStation game the Californication video was.
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Dipping my toes into general AI usage, as a complete novice. It seems to have become ubiquitous while I was asleep, and I feel like I need some knowledge to appear at least a little less clueless in future workplaces. Claude.ai seems to have reasonable nods to privacy and data deletion. Anyone have experience with Cluade, or any other recommendations for the privacy conscious ai user? #ai