I'll go a bit more into my niche. Might not be what you're looking for but it's all female or female fronted rock in a broader sense. Genres here are Stoner, Doom and Death metal.
Blackwater Holylight
L.A. Witch
Hippie Death Cult
Brutus
Archenemy
Throne Hammer
Because the tragedy of commons applies. Someone selfish will keep it or break it, or replace their own broken tool.
The idea of a collateral here would be something the fraction of the cost if the tool thats still an incentive to return it safe and sound.
Thw collateral is returned afterwards
I'd argue twin stick shooters like this are VS grandpa. Random-ish waves of enemies, bullet hell, increasing difficulty.. The main differences are the powerups instead of permanent level ups, usually the lack of autoaim (right?) and maybe lack of meta progression.
Food hole is the exception
Theres a twin stick shooter in space that syncs to your music. No clue what its called anymore. It came a few years after audiosurf!
Alright. Don't advice other people to out weird shit in their ears. And go see a doctor.
Flared bases!
See, you're describing washing them. Good.
In ears also dont stop your ears from self cleaning, just means the final stretch has to be washed out i guess. As you do. Dont shove paperclips in there.
And consider over/onear headphones maybe.
People should get to know their bodies and stay healthy. If I do not do these things I just described, by the way, I start to lose hearing after a few months.
Yes they do, through education and medical advice. Not by sticking things into their holes.
If you got crazy buildup despite washing, you need to speak with a doctor too.
I'm going crazy this goddamn thread.
Don't shove things into your orifices. Wash your ears maybe with the help of your wet fingers under the shower. If you got fat fingers or tiny ears, maybe use cotton swabs etc on the other most area of the ear canal to clean away excess.
Your ear is self cleaning. Dont stick anything in it.
Like do people stuff cotton up their urethra to dry it after peeing? Leave your holes alone.
Also codeacademy or sololearn. Tons of alternatives too.
The former is byte sized lessons followed by practice, the latter I'd explain as duolingo for coding.
Python is also fairly straightforward comparatively. A lot of the key words make it read almost like sentences
A while ago there was a post on reddit by someone who adapted the game to play with their kid too. Iirc they made their own simplified cards too. Maybe thats worth investigating for you :)