Mark LaCroix
@marklacroix.bsky.social
An artist, please. Makes games at @noblerobot.bsky.social. Co-host Nice Games Club. Made Noble Engine for Playdate, Blippo+ for Switch/PC, Noble Tools for Unity, and [OTHER THINGS].
On a bike in Minneapolis.
https://noblerobot.com
On a bike in Minneapolis.
https://noblerobot.com
If it helps, the Vince Gillian style of filmmaking is to show as much footage as possible of a person opening doors or looking though the contents of a fridge or whatever between each plot beat, so I don't think they'll run out of story anytime soon.
November 14, 2025 at 7:59 PM
If it helps, the Vince Gillian style of filmmaking is to show as much footage as possible of a person opening doors or looking though the contents of a fridge or whatever between each plot beat, so I don't think they'll run out of story anytime soon.
I use A, B, C but I *also* 0-index it.
It makes sense to me because I watch a lot of Star Trek and that's how they name Enterprises.
It makes sense to me because I watch a lot of Star Trek and that's how they name Enterprises.
November 13, 2025 at 5:41 AM
I use A, B, C but I *also* 0-index it.
It makes sense to me because I watch a lot of Star Trek and that's how they name Enterprises.
It makes sense to me because I watch a lot of Star Trek and that's how they name Enterprises.
I think everyone is missing the issue. No one is worried about canon, they're wondering what direction to take.
Bond was a franchise that didn't care about lore, until it suddenly did, then *really* did just as it "ended." They're wondering how much sense it makes to just go back to the way it was.
Bond was a franchise that didn't care about lore, until it suddenly did, then *really* did just as it "ended." They're wondering how much sense it makes to just go back to the way it was.
November 12, 2025 at 4:25 AM
I think everyone is missing the issue. No one is worried about canon, they're wondering what direction to take.
Bond was a franchise that didn't care about lore, until it suddenly did, then *really* did just as it "ended." They're wondering how much sense it makes to just go back to the way it was.
Bond was a franchise that didn't care about lore, until it suddenly did, then *really* did just as it "ended." They're wondering how much sense it makes to just go back to the way it was.
You're right, and I wish those Senate Dems were not considering this, but they are also thinking about the real-world harm the shutdown is having on people, and are trying to balance that with the politics.
They're wrong (I think), but not dumb. They know exactly what sucks about this deal.
They're wrong (I think), but not dumb. They know exactly what sucks about this deal.
November 10, 2025 at 2:53 AM
You're right, and I wish those Senate Dems were not considering this, but they are also thinking about the real-world harm the shutdown is having on people, and are trying to balance that with the politics.
They're wrong (I think), but not dumb. They know exactly what sucks about this deal.
They're wrong (I think), but not dumb. They know exactly what sucks about this deal.
[screaming internally]
November 9, 2025 at 6:02 AM
[screaming internally]
Absolutely. They're all advertised as simpler to configure and easier to use than using some bloated CMS or whatever, but like, for whom? People who are already professional web developers?
November 8, 2025 at 3:40 AM
Absolutely. They're all advertised as simpler to configure and easier to use than using some bloated CMS or whatever, but like, for whom? People who are already professional web developers?