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Sydney Garrett
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Happy little queer thing who gives rocks novel ideas of how to hate themselves. Aspiring writer and storyteller. Likes pest animals a bit much.

Go on, ask me about GURPS.
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It is still one of the most mature stories in video games, and there are some things it did that I’m still searching for decades on.

Also, there’s this:
FINAL PANTASY TACTICS THE IVALICE CHRONICLES Nearly 30 years ago, the collapse of Japan's bubble economy engulfed the nation's financial institutions in mountains of bad debt, triggering a wave of corporate bankruptcies, a sudden and extreme rise in unemployment rates, and stagnation of Japanese society as a whole. It was an era when many were robbed of hope, when dreams were measured by their price tag. Against this historical backdrop, I crafted a story. It was the story of Ramza, a young man who fought tirelessly against the entrenched social class system. It was the story of Delita, who sought to take advantage of this confusion and despair to advance his own social position. It was a story of a peculiar destiny, in which friendship and betrayal intertwine. And now, in 2025—a time when inequality and division are still deeply rooted in our society-I offer this story once again. The will to resist is in your hands. YASUMI MATSUNO - ORIGINAL SCRIPT, SCENARIO WRITER AND EDITOR • SQUARE ENIX
June 5, 2025 at 8:53 AM
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The actual signed page. I've never had a signed book before, so this is super cool to me.
Signed page, made out to Sydney
May 27, 2025 at 8:47 PM
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So this is pretty cool - I got a signed copy of @emilytesh.net's The Incandescent, which I already bought an e-book of, and it's very cool so far.
The cover of Emily Tesh's The Incandescent
May 27, 2025 at 8:46 PM
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I don't know how, but an app on my MacBook just reported an energy impact in Activity Monitor of over 21,000.

I'm somewhere between horrified and impressed, honestly.
A graph of Energy Impact from macOS's Activity Monitor tool. Extremely high peaks/plateaus, followed by practically nothing.
May 23, 2025 at 4:00 PM