> It makes me a bit sad that it's not easy to find anything today that can compete with what I played with as a kid thirty years ago. My wife is a teacher. I c

> It makes me a bit sad that it's not easy to find anything today that can compete with what I played with as a kid thirty years ago. My wife is a teacher. I came home from work and she was making Google slides and the stock art was just like KidPix. I suspect that Google slides is the spiritual successor, but it just isn't as fun. > It makes me a bit sad that it's not easy to find anything today that can compete with what I played with as a kid thirty years ago. My kids are always shocked when I dig up some old software that does X or Y that they would otherwise need the pro enterprise AI plus subscription to use through the browser.