The rise of home consoles in the late 1970s and early 1980s led to fewer people frequenting arcades. The expensive cost of the arcade cabinets was also a major factor in their decline. Many arcades began to focus more on novelty attractions, such as redemption games and simulations, which offered greater profit margins, but still could not compete against home game consoles. The rise of internet gaming in the 1990s also further decreased interest in arcades, and most arcades eventually shut down in the late 1990s/early 2000s.

1. Make sure the feeders are in a sheltered area, such as a covered porch or tree, and not exposed to the wind and cold temperatures. 2. Place the feeders on a platform or bracket to raise them off the ground, which will help protect them from cold temperatures. 3. Position the feeders in direct sunlight throughout the day, which will help keep the nectar from freezing. 4. Consider investing in a heated bird feeder, which is designed to keep the nectar from freezing. 5. Bring the hummingbird feeders indoors during the night or when temperatures are below freezing. Make sure to clean them regularly, as freezing temperatures can damage them.

Software versioning is a way of tracking changes to software over time. It is used to keep track of different versions of a piece of software, such as updates, patches, and new features. Version numbers are typically in a format such as "N.N.N" or "M.M.N.N", where N is a number (often a major version number), and M is a minor version number. For example, version 3.2.1 would indicate the third major version, the second minor version, and the first patch. Software versioning allows developers to easily identify which version a user is running and to quickly troubleshoot and fix any issues.

1. Lay the blanket out flat on the ground with the underneath side facing up. Make sure it is free from wrinkles and is centered. 2. Take one end of the blanket and fold it about two-thirds of the way up the length of the blanket. Secure the folded blanket in place with a safety pin. 3. Begin gathering the folded part of the blanket equally on both sides, making sure you maintain an even width (approximately six to nine inches) and no bulges. Once you have it gathered, tie the top and bottom sections together with a knot and secure it with a safety pin. 4. Place your baby in the center of wrap, so their legs are tucked in nice and snug. Make sure their back and head are well supported. 5. Take the ends of the fabric and tie them around your waist or chest, depending on what’s comfortable for you. You can also tie them around your baby’s bottom, if it’s more comfortable. 6. Adjust the wrap and fabric as needed, so both you and your baby are comfortable and safe. And you’re done!

Currently, the states that have net neutrality laws are California, Vermont, Rhode Island, Washington, Oregon and Hawaii.

If you are using an Apple device, you can check to see if it has been updated by going to Settings > General > Software Update. If you are using a Windows device, you can check to see if it has been updated by going to Start > Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update.