Left to their own devices, they will clean up, rethink existing approaches, experiment with new architecture. The project can be improved, and they know just how to do it.
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by Eva Funderbergh
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I think I like this pattern, and I want to remember to try it out when I flesh out the MacOS version of Tendril
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Finished reading: The Last Command by Timothy Zahn 📚
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It’s cool when Fenix’s broken body is put into a tube of blue goo and he’s given a robotic war form to pilot
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It’s cool when a man stands on a precipice and gazes over a sea of clouds
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It’s cool when our dull mundane oppressive anxieties and fears about the real world bleed into our escapist fantasies.
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It’s cool when two adversaries know each other better than their own friends and lovers
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It’s cool when there are multiple unaligned enemy factions in videogames, and three way fights
It feels good when you draw zombies and Advent together in Xcom 2, or when two random encounters crash together in Fallout New Vegas.
There’s an obvious straightforward tactical benefit, but it’s also just more chaotic, it opens up the possibility space in a way which is thrilling.
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Astounding
tel358.tumblr.com/post/6316… pasapasadog.neocities.org
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These are some cool pixel fonts
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I got a playdate a few days ago and it’s making me think crazy things like “I should make a tiny game. It would just be a little side project”