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Thus it came to pass that Postmark Games graduated from dice to cards. After some of the finest print-and-plays in recent memory — after Voyages, Aquamarine, Waypoints, and Scribbly Gum — I suppose we were overdue for a title where the...
Every November, .NET Conf brings a new major release of .NET. If you have been building on the platform since the early 2020s, you have watched the ecosystem move from “.NET Core” to a single, unified .NET — and pick up minimal APIs,...
At the beginning of the year I wrote ideas for 2026 and updated with progress on 2026 in March. Now we're halfway through the year! Here on the site: started writing about books I'm reading themes and lots of pages have definitely...
I’ve always enjoyed reading a good book but I’ve never been what you call a big reader. At most I’d read maybe 4-5 books a year. Some years I’d not read anything at all. Now, as someone who actually does enjoy reading, those are some...
We could call it fuckity cockwomble for all I care, won’t make me feel better, won’t be any closer to a cure. Without fail, a support forum or community for ME/CFS or long covid will have a new post every week or so bemoaning the naming...
Okay, I finished my comic for Kawacon!!! I have feelings like YAY I finished it, and that it absolutely needs a 2nd pass/revision that I won’t be doing LMAO. I guess to explain it was kind of a practice comic for me but one that I...
If you’ve been writing TypeScript for a while, you might have written code like this: // utils.ts export type Color = 'red' | 'blue' | 'green'; // app.tsx import {Color} from './utils'; As of TypeScript 3.8, there’s a better way to...
obviously no way to know for sure, but little touches like this are how I mentally bookmark who vibe-codes their UI
Sunlight laced through mottled trees Flickers bright on the grass beneath The ancient city recedes beyond the edges Of the tangled noise of busy streets We sit, you and I, like time wasn’t finite Aching legs and swollen feet Sun stroked...
In the midst of the legion horde, the Thousand Eyes of the Destroyer laughed at the blood of the fallen and the souls of the dead. This collection of texts tell of the many battles of the Galchutt known as Bhor Kei – the Eyes of Legion,...
Words: Chris ArnsbySimon Mayo: “Hello this is Top of the Pops. Thirty minutes of songs for your folks to complain about. Question. Give me a singing superstar from Belgium. Yes, yes, yes. Singing nun. Any ideas? Plastic Bertrand. Yes....
Daedalus is Deadby Seamus SullivanGenres: Fantasy Pages: 176 Rating: Synopsis: A beautiful and nightmarish story of fatherhood and masculinity, told through the intertwined fates of Greek mythic figures Daedelus, Icarus, King Minos, and...
Windows blanked, end wall cornice added, gaps puttied, corner bevels adjusted. Ready for stucco. The arcade is coming along, but that'll get its own post.
Status: Rest day in preparation for what look to be a fairly busy week, at least for me. Tomorrow is psychotherapy, which has been a bit more tiring this time around for some reason. Wednesday I’m going OUT to a CAFE with a FRIEND,...
Ralph Nader (born 1934, still active today) is a consumer advocate and political leader who interviewed me for his radio show in 2016. Typospherian Elizabeth L. kindly typed up the following transcript recently and shared it with...