Great take!
PS: And as always, I will never forget Sleepy Time, heh. :3 Unless you don’t want anyone to bring up that one anymore, then I won’t. Not bringing it up as a joke, I feel like it had soul and supports your point. Flash games were surely an era of freedom and self expression.
A great take. As an additional more obvious take I’ll add a practicing psychotherapists ( @eurobrady.bsky.social ) on can playing games heal (yes, of course, but it adds value to get the thought pattern of a mental health specialist leading to that)
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Seated Puppy by Izumi Sukeyuki This endearing boxwood carving by the Meiji-period artist Izumi Sukeyuki (1838–1918) depicts a plump, seated puppy with a charmingly soulful expression. The figure is carved with exceptional detail, showcasing the artist's mastery of the medium; the puppy's fur is rendered with thousands of fine, textured lines that give the wood a soft, tactile appearance. Its large, dark eyes are inlaid, creating a lifelike gaze as it looks slightly upward. A distinctive feature of the sculpture is the braided rope or strap that the puppy holds firmly in its mouth, which loops over its back and appears to be attached to a large, heavy sack resting against its side. The warm, dark patina of the boxwood highlights the smooth contours of the puppy's body and the intricate knots of the rope. This work is a wonderful example of netsuke or small-scale Japanese sculpture, capturing a moment of quiet, playful determination with both technical precision and deep character.
Izumi Sukeyuki, Seated Puppy, Japan, 1838-1918. Boxwood. © Hiroshi Yanagi Oriental Art
I also just woke up from a nap and misread this as you promoting War Thunder, the only game with a 1000+ ships (probably) o,O
Well, I think it's allowed in Switzerland, if Bulbasaur desires so.
“With Windows 12, we are striving to make an operating system that makes you say ‘are you fucking kidding me?’ out loud to your computer the second it boots up” Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is rumored to have said.
PS: The rescue operation was a success and involved sawing the house in half. Feeding was immediately resumed.
Today during my stupid walk for my stupid mental and physical health, I witnessed how a 2 week old rat buck ate so well, that his head got stuck in his wooden house window. I should note, that rats are usually nimble enough not to get into this kind of trouble, but this one succeeded!
The creator of ChatGPT is named "Altman," as in "alternative to human" and he leads OpenAl, which is completely closed. His main opponent is the company Anthropic, meaning "human-centered" is led by "Amodei," as in "loves gods". Then there's "Gemini," meaning "two-faced," from a company that said that it will do no evil. Brilliant work as always Kojima!
I would've loved to not have a sieve for memory right now, I remember it being very impressive and reinforcing that pricing down (more often than not, and in that climate) resulted in magniudes of actual revenue, not just sales!
Interesting trivia - if I remember correctly (and this was like in 2009), the first ever Steam game to be sold at like 20% the price resulted in 100x money revenue from the test sale. Or it might have been a free weekend? I vaguely recall it being an Unreal series game and that it was a first case.
Sounds like a good solution, thanks!
:: taking a nervous glance at the 20 cans of tuna in the cabinet ::
I did know about the bears though, because of the well documented case of a polar expedition eating the liver of a polar bear, which contains like 10 000x the amount of vitamin A humans can process. Needless to say, most lost their skin and died
Oh shit, I think you just solved a health problem of mine. (I am eating unreasonable amounts of canned tuna :-/ )
You have to see this movie: High fashion Estonian scifi mystery based on a book by the Strugatsky brothers (Roadside Picnic/Stalker), incredible sound track, gorgeous set design. So glad this is getting a release. Up there with Vlčí bouda in terms of lesser-known gems.
GY!BE kinda day, huh. Mladic would be my vibe for today then. I recently found out that they're out of hiatus for good and active as ever on Bandcamp.
Touche! Но вообще часто получается так что и себе особо хорошо не делают, в ущерб так сказать. )
Есть еще подтип «делают хорошо только животням», всем остальным плохо
Именно!
Понимаешь, это разница между one night stand и постоянными отношениями. Причем наличие вторых не обесценивает ваши минуты счастья со скатиком!
Вот да, что-то такое. Хотя психологиня конечно просветлённо рубанула, прям. "Просто откажитесь от символической реальности и оценочных суждений". Просто.
Это антипод Бивиса и Батхеда. Им не перепало!
Ага, считается 80% обычно нижней границей. Но если хватает на день по твоим сценариям - можно еще потерпеть. Но где-то на 70% battery health он у тебя начнёт полностью заряженный отрубаться на морозе даже в -10
"Moderna's CEO announced the company will no longer invest in new Phase 3 vaccine trials for infectious diseases: 'You cannot make a return on investment if you don't have access to the U.S. market. Vaccines for Epstein-Barr virus, herpes, and shingles have been shelved.” 9:12 AM Feb 12, 2026 604.8K Views
In terms of what cures are being lost:
- Epstein-Barr virus is perhaps the major trigger for multiple sclerosis
- herpes simplex virus causes cold sores, genital herpes, infections in babies, deadly meningitis
- shingles virus causes an intensely painful disease
This is the problem I have with publishers right now. Every one I've spoken with lately has basically gone "your game needs to be finished and you need to be a guaranteed success before it even gets to us."
They want you to spend millions, and they want 40-50% minimum to barely market your game.
:: sounds of being in a digital Gulag ::
If anyone tried to contact me on Discord - well, I'm cut off.
California sues websites that publish blueprints for 3D printer ghost guns
California law enforcement agencies seize about 11,000 ghost guns every year. The state now is suing websites that help people manufacture untraceable firearms.
For no reason, thinking about the Al Capone theory of sexual harassment and how it applies to the games industry
