See, this is the advice I came here for!

It’s not perfect but should hold until I can get to a Lowe’s.

What? My spantogrifthen used to be trogammatic, but the previous owner messed it up. I’m here because I want to redo the trograming on it myself. Is this not a DIY sub?

Way to stereotype.

no, this is earnest anti-commercialism

Drug Wars!

Or y’know, a bowdlerized knockoff.

Why does it need to be commercially viable? What’s wrong with doing it for love of the game?

Cousin, read my comment again. Those links match what I just said.

They have different meanings, but you’re correct that <b> and <i> are fully deprecated.

If it gets rendered into HTML as <em> and <strong>, that’s the fault of the markup implementation, not the users.

Get me one while you’re out?

I would never do that. I’d just play it again.

aren’t there like five of those?

It’s not a competition. Get rid of that mindset.

slrpnk.net - Hippies who like cyberpunk

Completely wrong. Anarchists who hate cyberpunk and want the opposite. Ecologically-minded communitarians. Idealists and hard-nosed pragmatists both.

automation is only profitable is you’re making absolute gads of exactly the same thing

You can edit titles here!

It’s not python, but it wasn’t bad, either. More importantly, it was all I had.

I made a clone of Drug Wars in BASIC on the Commodore 64 in…1993? 94? Thereabouts. I have the floppy but no drive that can read a 5¼ disk. I taught myself to type on that beast and then I taught myself BASIC from the book that came with the (used) system when we bought it.

My second game was a text adventure in BASIC that used GOSUB to spawn mobs, heavily inspired by the MUDs I had just started getting access to by taking a course on using the Internet at the local college. I never finished it, because then we got a Win '95 box and with it Heroes of Might and Magic.

My next several dozen games were made using ZZT, with one or two browser-based mixed-text-and-image adventures thrown in as I was also learning webdev.

Oh wait! No, my first couple games were made on Hypercard in the 1992-3 schoolyear when I first tested into the gifted program and started getting consistent weekly access to a computer lab.

Anyway, that brings me through the end of highschool, and in college I learned so many more languages but also had a lot less time for game dev.

check the username

Don’t most browers offer this as a default option?