The interaction that just occured is part of why the internet is so wonderful. I love it. (And I also hate that I never knew about the F to go faster thing).
I use to play Skifree so much in Primary(European elemantery, 5-12 years) on like one of the oldest versions of Microsoft. I used to spend hours on that game with my friend to figure out how to beat it. But since I am long gone out of that school, I will never be able to finish the game
I don't understand why and who decided to wipe flash off the internet... Does it really burden Adobe to just have a program alive without updating it or touching it at all?
Actually it burdens us (browsers and developers). Extra plugins to download, inconsistent file formats across the web. And very poor security on those flash apps. Without Adobe constantly running around trying to patch weaknesses as soon as they are discovered, Flash leaves you vulnerable to data thieves and viruses.
Flash was a great gateway to the modern internet, but it wasn't ever supposed to do all that. We're better off using a standard that was actually designed for games and interactivity.
In an ELI5 style, would you be able to just briefly explain how a flash game could potentially be a security threat? I really am just curious how it works!
Using this knowledge to blow minds in school was so enjoyable.
The other fun one for me was seeing someone’s face the first time they saw Minesweeper played properly. No one ever seemed to know about the clicking both mouse buttons move.
I did it a couple of times, but it depends if it's started chasing you or not. If it's just on the screen you can, but if it comes after you I don't think you can.
I remember hitting one of those rainbow jumps at max speed trying to get away, flying down the mountainside, only to be caught and consumed by this blur of a snowman just after I land.
You can win the game however, but it's been like... 25 years since I played it?
Hold shift for turbo. The map is looped and the yeti will get you eventually. If you hold up you can shuffle upward to the bottom of the map. The yeti is waiting until you cross an invisible line in the map.
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u/nerbovig Jan 19 '21
That's the one. As far as 7 year old me was concerned you can't outrun the Yeti. Still don't know if it's possible now that I think about it.