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Yeah, that too.
Yeah, that too.
Oh, I also just got my new Framework laptop 16 yesterday, so that’s cool.
Probably have Lyme disease, but I got my antibiotics and no noticeable symptoms aside from the huge red area around the tick bite, so I’m doing fine.
My dad doesn’t seem to know the difference between left and right clicking, but I installed Lubuntu to give new life to his old 2-in-1 laptop and he was pretty happy with it.
The only downside I’ve seen is that it doesn’t do “tablet mode” anymore, and the touchscreen is much less functional.
I use Blender for most of my animating needs. And using Houdini Indie has helped me to start thinking about asset creation in a more procedural way, which helped when I needed to make my own building generator.
This week I’ve been trying to figure out a way to load user-created characters and skins in a multiplayer game. My character setup scripts seem to work, but still a ton of hurtles to get over.
Solo game developer (and fellow ADHD-haver) here. I do the coding, 3d modelling, animations, and even a little bit of sound design. It’s all incredibly time-consuming though.
I was a greens-keeper after high school for about 8 summers. Then I got a decent software development job that I still have more than 11 years later.
My PC desktop is a slideshow of some of my own wildlife photos. My favorite one features this fuzzy friend:
My CPA writes all his emails in all caps. Kind of annoying really.
I’m not sure if this is actually was I saw, but I briefly spotted what really looked like a dildo on the side of the road. I didn’t feel like stopping to take a closer look though.
What is this magical place? And do they have the crash test dummies car with the little airbag that pops out and all the little pieces that a 4 year old me would lose on day 1?
Because thin-skinned egomaniacle dictators can’t tolerate the free spread of information.
This usually doesn’t factor in to my desisions that often, but I like games with that old-school, grainy, low-poly look, especially for horror games.
Lost in Vivo is one example that comes to mind.
Millenials are struggling because the previous generations fucked everything up, not because they can’t figure things out.
I was bummed to see that those games I had previously aren’t supported on my device anymore (at least according to Google). They were relaxing.
Looks like Orange might work though.
How about Lemon-Lyme?