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Mandatory motorcycling helmeting was enacted in Minnesota and traffic deaths with motorcycles went way down.

I think it was people wanting organ donations that wanted helmets to be not mandatory(and maybe some other unsavory people). I guess it makes sense.

Everything was books. There weren't very many of the computers anyway.

Also maybe you should know about Seattle's 'Living Computer History Museum'. It's been closed for a couple years but I'm ready to visit once they reopen.

But they did develop the only real emulator.

https://livingcomputers.org/Computer-Collection/Vintage-Comp...

When is that film coming out? I'm ready to buy now!

Portland made house for unhoused and it was astonishingly $400K/person.

I would guess it'd be around that in CA.

I try to dig into my children's interests.

Sometimes it is outdoors survival stuff, model rocketry, playing with instruments(they never want to actually take any actual lesson), and electronics.

I want to have them see me work on my own projects and read and be good in the world too.

I wish so bad that SpriteKit on iOS was cross-platform.

I'd recommend Godot. Unity's new ownership gives me pause to ever use it again.

Native is always best for longevity.

So basically Zombocom?