Emily has created some real cool and unique games, and the production quality of the books is fantastic. So much excellent art, great writing, and cohesive organization. I really wanted to just sit and read cover to cover.

I'll definitely be backing Gallerie when it releases next year.

Absolutely run away from the glossy finish. I hate, despise, and loathe my OLED screen because I can't stand glossy. I just bought a matte finish protector because it was unusable. I'm so mad I paid extra for this.

I had a great time putting together a setting, adventure, and characters in a collaborative environment. The system itself allows for a tremendous amount of player creativity in defining not just how their character works, but the exact mechanism/justification for their abilities.

When I finally retire it

No matter what people say about Denny's, it's where I met @martine.dev so it's done right by me. 😁

Skittles, KitKat, Reese's, M&Ms, and a few others in the assortment.

Yeah, totally. Even though the need for resources increases, the scaling factor works so well. So many things can be shared, so many challenges are easier, etc.

I've been running Mint for something like 15 years on my desktop, so went with that.

FWIW I installed Linux on the computer and have been using it for a few weeks without issues, so I'm now totally convinced the locking-up issues were NOT hardware related. Still weird, but now I have a functional device.

I'm very concerned that Melissa is effectively a giant eraser.

I got *lucky*. Wordle 1,592 5/6

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I have most of these. Would love a tajine. Tortilla press is cool but I gave minimal counter space. I have an amazing japanese knife, just not that specific one.

That's an impressive collection

Nor would it be utterly inaccessible in more tangible ways.

I love that

One of the things I figured out early on is that if I can convey just one item of value to one person it's been a success. Everything beyond that is a bonus. It really took the pressure off for me and gave me room to find my style.