As a 46 year old dev I’m starting to look that way too.

Exactly what I thought too.

Sounds like all she did was toss it in a drawer for 10 years, so very tenacious of her.

Not me thinking Anime Leaker is some kidna new kink I hadn’t heard about.

Calling a restaurant, in this economy?

Yep! Huge red flag.

I used to play Halo 2 all the time, still have my old Xbox and disc, I should dust it off and give it a go.

I came to terms with getting old a very long time ago. Being able to play games at a high level requires hand to eye coordination and dexterity that sadly degrade as you age. It’s not surprising that top players are younger. It’s exciting to hear that a younger generation is picking up a game from my early adulthood. What’s even more wild are the ones competing in games like Tetris, a game from my childhood.

The first game I ever beta tested.

Probably pretty low. Firmament was released a year ago and still doesn’t have the PS5 version even though it’s listed as a platform.

“You can’t produce a baby in one month by getting nine women pregnant.” -Warren Buffet

It’s a quote about investing but applies to software too.

A friend of mine got married in a black wedding dress, it was absolutely amazing!

Are you using the YouTube Music app, or the YouTube app and loading the music section? I’ve never seen anything you’re describing.

Max Jacobson maybe.

This is some exciting news! Years ago I got interested in making my own game and went through many of his tutorials to get a handle on Unity. Eventually I lost interest and stopped working on it. After hearing about Godot I had gotten interested in trying again but never got around to even installing the software. Maybe this will finally get me motivated to get back into it!

Seriously! So many terrible adaptations. It’s refreshing to see really good shows based on games. It also doesn’t hurt that shows like “The Last of Us” and “Fallout” are based on story driven games so there is already a lot of good story to build off.

Not super tricky, they’re using ChartJS and with some very minimal tweaks to the config (aka changing “pie” to “bar”) the data would look like this!

edit: does look a bit awkward due to the huge difference in values. A logarithmic scale would look better, but is much more confusing.

The first thing I do when I get to my hotel room is fill up the ice bucket. Who likes warm drinks?

Uh Oh!

This is the exact same thing Digg did when they released 4.0, which caused the huge Reddit migration almost 15 years ago.