I'm a little over procedurally generated levels and randomised enemies. Call me old-school, but I relish the idea of someone intentionally creating levels and placing enemies as part of vast and immersive narrative.
That single 6-minute tracking shot at the end of True Detective Season 1, Episode 4 🤩
I think it's safe to say I'm now addicted to Civilization V.
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Computers as I used to love them
https://tonsky.me/blog/syncthing/
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I've just discovered Civilization V. It's now my favourite game 😁
"The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" by Stieg Larsson #read
"No, we're NOT all in this together..." 🎶
Yeah, I really can't do roguelike games where you die and have to start from the very beginning, again. Nobody got time for this. 😂 Enter The Gungeon, and now Mana Spark. The actual low-latency gameplay, though, is very satisfying.
This was an inspiring read. Need to study closer at a later date.
Apple’s Relentless Strategy, Execution, and Point of View https://medium.learningbyshipping.com/apples-relentless-strategy-and-execution-7544a76aa26
The uptick in focus I get from piping white noise through my earphones seems to be a disheartening indicator of how distracted I usually am without it.
gentle reminder to self that refreshing the delivery tracker page does not make the delivery go any faster.
8.5km of walks today, and it's not even 11am yet. It's going to be a good day :)
Going with un-decaffed today. 😬
Ruby: came for the framework, stayed for the drama 🍿.
Blogged about getting systemctl to play nice with nvm when running mastodon-streaming https://blog.isaac.su/2020-06-mastodon-streaming-nvm
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Interstellar was SO GOOD! #movie
I'm finding turn-based strategy to be relaxing and enjoyable. http://pathway-game.com/
Decision-making is a rivalrous activity, but the context and awareness required for good decisions is relatively non-rivalrous and can/should be scaled out as such.
