Drew Lynch is amazing! I’ve gotten to see hime live.

Never heard of this one, looks like a potential one.

I did read about how short it is, which has put me off getting it.

ghorman massacre

As much as I dislike ai, this is why I enjoyed the short lived “Artifact” news website (Yahoo bought them out). Their feed had a feature where you could report a click bait title and it would use ai to turn it into a normal sentence. If enough people clicked it, that would become how it was seen by people. I really dislike people using the click bait title on the fediverse, but it’s a symptom of the internet today as a whole.

As another option, there are storage lockers and other places you can have things shipped to as well. UPS and some others have these services. I’ve never lived in Chicago so do some research around where you will be staying.

Kevin Rose also left Digg at some point, not sure how much of that demise is on him. He had to buy it back for this second run.

I’ll have to take a look.

There were sealed and fake passages, but I don’t think there were traps.

My only reasoning for this is they may be worried about kids accidentally grabbing switch 1 joy cons and trying to use shove them in with the new switch. ( I know my niece just keeps all her stuff thrown in a box) Also to maybe avoid parents buying the wrong things for their kids.

They likely want to give an easy clear visual distinction between a switch joycon and a switch 2 joycon, until more people move over to the switch 2.

There seems to be a decent group on fediverse that just want steam gone.

Definitely not the kind of treasure people want to find later.

That also reminds me of the Oak Island supposed treasure in that pit.

Close. I work for big-pit-snakes. Who do you think supplies the ancient temples?

Movies, TV, comics, Video Games, books, etc. People in this thread have already named a few. But as you point out, archeology in reality is rarely what we see in mainstream entertainment.

Ah the Terracotta army was used in one of The Mummy movies.

Would that make lawyers modern day archeologists?

Step 1. Have money.

I’m surprised there hasn’t been a modern day person that buried their fortune with them under puzzles and traps.

I know there tends to be a disagreement about this on Lemmy, but this is also what I have observed.

For example, If someone has a computer problem and its windows, there’s a good chance the top comment will be “Stop, use linux”. Almost any conversation can turn into “you’re supporting capitalism”. It discourages people from wanting to post and engage, because of the likely hood of something turning into an argument. Not everyone has the mental bandwidth for it, and they just want a place to come and chill.

Hell I used to be active in making Cassettefuturism grow when lemmee was a thing, and we’d get people coming into that niche community to argue with us about our hobby.

The difference between Reddit and Lemmy was that niche communities would usually not hit the front page and you could be off in your own little corner. Here since things are smaller, you are more likely to run into some niche communities through discovery.

One of those big 6 will buy up Amc or Regal in a few years.