Steve Agland
@steveagland.bsky.social
Lighting technology supervisor at Netflix Animation Studios (nee: Animal Logic), father of three, reader of things.
This weekend I finished watching Devs (2020) and playing The Drifter (2025) and curiously both of them taught me that building a covert quantum research lab is an inappropriate way to deal with guilt and grief.
Also despite being stylistically worlds apart, both were fantastically well made.
Also despite being stylistically worlds apart, both were fantastically well made.
August 3, 2025 at 12:24 PM
This weekend I finished watching Devs (2020) and playing The Drifter (2025) and curiously both of them taught me that building a covert quantum research lab is an inappropriate way to deal with guilt and grief.
Also despite being stylistically worlds apart, both were fantastically well made.
Also despite being stylistically worlds apart, both were fantastically well made.
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it is CRAZY to me in the year 2025. — when literally every publisher is desperate to find a way to directly reach their audience — that news outlets do NOT enthusiastically support RSS feeds with options like feeds for individual authors or sections!!!
January 5, 2025 at 1:35 AM
it is CRAZY to me in the year 2025. — when literally every publisher is desperate to find a way to directly reach their audience — that news outlets do NOT enthusiastically support RSS feeds with options like feeds for individual authors or sections!!!
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The game actually has a bibliography accessible from the main menu, which reveals a truly absurd list of sources. But also, more games should have this!!!
December 6, 2024 at 10:26 PM
The game actually has a bibliography accessible from the main menu, which reveals a truly absurd list of sources. But also, more games should have this!!!
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I love libraries. As a latchkey kid I basically grew up in my local library. As an adult, finding my books in the library is how I knew I had made it as a writer. Please use and support your local library, they're incredibly important to your community and to the country.
I always love when authors speak approvingly of libraries.
I mean, I'd LIKE to be able to buy a copy of every book I've ever liked, but in between financial and spatial requirements ...
So, yeah, the library is where it's at. For this, and many other reasons.
I mean, I'd LIKE to be able to buy a copy of every book I've ever liked, but in between financial and spatial requirements ...
So, yeah, the library is where it's at. For this, and many other reasons.
November 23, 2024 at 2:28 AM
I love libraries. As a latchkey kid I basically grew up in my local library. As an adult, finding my books in the library is how I knew I had made it as a writer. Please use and support your local library, they're incredibly important to your community and to the country.