Trinsec @Qoto @trinsec@qoto.org

@mur2501 Worth the risk!

@mur2501 Oh damn. I want to plant my face on their bellies!

@WandelStock@mastodon.art You wish.

@internethelen@weirder.earth I think it's a bit hotter than that atm here...

Stepping a foot outside feels like opening an oven at full blast.. jeez.

@sptnkmmnt Does that game work well with a controller?

@mART136 Oh that's actually a very cool looking tiny library.

@stux Amazingly hot, amirite? :P

@nm0i That's pretty cute.

@sergeant@mstdn.social

@lydiaconwell Wow, do you also have an octuple vision?

@lydiaconwell To cool down?

@StroomAfwaarts Definitely need a shade if you are going to work outside, yeah.

@StroomAfwaarts That's what I thought too! And I never knew it was so north of Finland!

At least now we know where there are too many polar bears bothering scientists. :D

@StroomAfwaarts

I think the draw of Waffle is that I need to try to figure out which lines will have which words and how to best try to swap those letters so that there'll still be a lot of swaps left.
I also love the fact that they have a dictionary below for those words they used that day so sometimes I learn a new word for real.

The draw of Worldle is that I have to rack my brain which region this particular map would best fit in, and then try to get into that direction. Yes, I use google Maps too, but then I do also learn a bit about where a particular country is located and what shape they are.
Today's Worldle for example, I did guesstimate the region correctly. But not the actual country. And then I was surprised what this country was and learned a bit about the world's layout in general.

@StroomAfwaarts Those are the ones that is played 'very sometimes'. They're in my Webgames bookmarks folder along with Waffle and Worldle but I don't feel very compelled to click on them.

I've noticed the only webgames I seem to still play every day are Waffle and Worldle (with an l there, yes, it's not Wordle). The rest is just very sometimes and not altogether that interesting.
#Games

@dosnostalgic Heh, cute!

@ruut I'm using Obsidian a lot. If you wanted an opensource note-taking software, you could try out Logseq. So far nothing beats Obsidian and its gajillion plugins though.

@lydiaconwell Around here it's forecasted for 37c... so not that far off either. My aircos are ready and I'll be spending most of the time indoors with everything shut. If I have to go outside for a walk, I'll likely bring an umbrella with me to avoid direct sun.