One day, nearly 2000 years ago, a cat dashed across some drying tiles, somewhere near Hadrian's Wall.

It's immortality of a kind, isn't it?

I think why i have like 4 active game projects is i had 3 little kids and with them now grown, i developed little active project worker slots in my brain that can be productively filled with non little kid activitws now.

Like

cool art in the AD&D 1e Players Handbook

Who Americans spend their time with changes a lot over the course of their lives.

Which is the authentic account?

@vitalik.ca or @vitalikca.bsky.social ?

Explore FOSS stack by Taiwan Cyber Ambassador-at-Large & 1st Digital Minister (2016-2024) @audreyt.org as a part of Ethereum Cypherpunk Congress educational campaign.

umberto eco's sentiment about buying "too many" books absolutely applies to games 🙏

This classic work in the history of nationalism argues that the rise of widely available print (esp. newspapers) made it possible for geographically dispersed groups of people to imagine themselves as a roughly coherent entity called "a nation" in which there was an ongoing conversation.

I think this could heal the partisan divide

How quickly we forget about peak

Why I’m bearish on liberalism

There are more catastrophes than eucatastrophes

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eucatas...

this is one of my favorite custom feeds, Quiet Posters

it shows you posts from people you follow who don't post that much! so it surfaces friends' posts that might otherwise get drowned out in the Following feed (which is reverse chronological) 🤗

I am utterly delighted by this subversive use of the Bluesky label feature, where you can subscribe to a custom app that then adds visible labels to profiles

This one shows you which posh expensive private school British public figures attended, plus their current fees
bsky.app/profile/dadd...

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