Playing shitty RPG maker ripoffs, Kongregate...most of the time. Being an Indie dev was so easy 10 years ago, just pick up action script 3, and make a flappy bird.
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I mean, the Climax was a pretty sweet geared locomotive for usecases where you just need to haul a ton of stuff over rough track with one very light engine. Now they just use trucks and call it a day
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Analog television. Sure it may have been a bit grainy and staticy when the signal was weak, but the video wouldn't get all blocky and outright freeze up, you could keep watching your show and not miss anything.
My childhood illusions.