Another Memmy fan. No issues at all. Memmy on IOS, Voyager on desktop…

I am using Memmy on iOS. It rocks! Does everything I need without any adds. Very happy with it.

These guys piss me off so much.

My mum was a cleaner at a hospital. She then worked her way up to the cleaning manager. My childhood is filled with memories of her colleagues who were her friends. She didn’t need to work as my dad had a good job; she did it to support me and my brother through studies and university.

She taught me to respect people. Their profession is irrelevant; everyone deserves respect and acknowledgment. It was single handedly the best lesson that a parent can give and one that I have adhered to all my life.

I am on first name terms with all the service personnel where I live and work. I always give thanks to them and leave gifts at Christmas/birthdays, etc to show my appreciation. When a waiter fills my glass or takes my plates a simple Thank-you is the least we can say.

Thanks to my mum working I came through university with little debts and have climbed the heights of the corporate ladder. You would not believe the number of times my peers have pulled me up for what I consider common curtesy with comments like “you don’t need to thank them; it’s their job”. You know what… fuck those guys; if am at a business lunch with a potential supplier and they treat the staff like shit the deal is off the table. Have even blocked hires if I hear they are disrespectful to the secretaries or security staff.

We have not walked in other peoples shoes and have no idea what they have gone through. Until they disrespect you or you beliefs everyone deserves your respect.

End of rant… :-)

Many thanks for sharing Kathie. Been looking for a music player that was actively supported and open source. (Am old school and used Winamp in the past for the mp3 collection)

Good girl… :o)

Memmy for mobile Wefwef for desktop

Best of both worlds!

You can respond to comments. Swipe the comment from right to left.

For upvotes swipe from left to right.

Yeah I had to ask also…

I think the 7th guest has a puzzle now that is almost impossible to beat due to the way it calculates the answer and todays processor speeds. (The microscope puzzle). You can read more here (Obs. Spoiler):

https://www.dosgameclub.com/forums/topic/the-dreaded-microscope-puzzle/

Can recommend clandestiny if you like the kind of puzzles in 7th guest. It’s a fantastic game.

I have huge nostalgia for the first CD-Rom games. When I first met my now wife we used to play the likes of the Return to Zork, 7th Guest, 11th Hour, Clandenstiny, Realms of the Haunting, etc. Still have the disks and all the boxes for them in the loft. Its a pity that kind of puzzle adventure has gone. There was nothing better than sitting down with pen and paper trying to work out the puzzles; some took days to solve but the rewards when solved were great.

Closest we have find to date are the professor Layton type games or probably our favorite one recently - The Witness.

Still gaming together after 30 years…

Yeah, was done with https://clipdrop.co/stable-diffusion

Prompt was “a happy lemming sat in a bath of orange heinz baked beans” with a digital art style. Pretty impressive result considering the low effort…

First and last one from me… :)

No idea… lol Both work for me…

When my mates had ZX Specruns my parents bought me a Sharp MZ-80k computer. It was the dogs danglies with a built in monitor and tape deck. You even had to load basic from tape to get it started.

Used to program my own games or type them in from magazines. Lots of text based adventures, football manger type stuff, card and board games.