Will CA
@wca11.bsky.social
Enjoyer of old adventure games, stargate, and SVSSS. 21.
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Also not really worth mentioning but interesting nonetheless: Both Alabaster Dawn and Crosscode run on that most widely-respected game engine... HTML5.
No, really.
No, really.
September 18, 2025 at 1:13 PM
Also not really worth mentioning but interesting nonetheless: Both Alabaster Dawn and Crosscode run on that most widely-respected game engine... HTML5.
No, really.
No, really.
Toby I wish I was playing the game right now haha
June 4, 2025 at 3:23 PM
Toby I wish I was playing the game right now haha
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And one thing I'm quickly realizing about myself is that I have a hard time sympathizing with the idea that "the way the world used to work" is harder than how big tech wants it to work.
I can't shake the feeling that big tech thrives on people who conflate "new" with better.
I can't shake the feeling that big tech thrives on people who conflate "new" with better.
April 8, 2025 at 5:01 PM
And one thing I'm quickly realizing about myself is that I have a hard time sympathizing with the idea that "the way the world used to work" is harder than how big tech wants it to work.
I can't shake the feeling that big tech thrives on people who conflate "new" with better.
I can't shake the feeling that big tech thrives on people who conflate "new" with better.
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Yet every new thing we put on the grid tries to slow the generators down. They must work harder, together, to keep up the pace. But they do.
This is the miracle of the power grid.
If I could figure out how to make this into a compelling video, I would.
This is the miracle of the power grid.
If I could figure out how to make this into a compelling video, I would.
March 30, 2025 at 2:48 AM
Yet every new thing we put on the grid tries to slow the generators down. They must work harder, together, to keep up the pace. But they do.
This is the miracle of the power grid.
If I could figure out how to make this into a compelling video, I would.
This is the miracle of the power grid.
If I could figure out how to make this into a compelling video, I would.
What we've been doing, is opening all the windows for the day and letting the breeze do its job. On one hand this does mean everybody in the house is suffering from allergies but on the other hands the breeze.
March 28, 2025 at 11:03 PM
What we've been doing, is opening all the windows for the day and letting the breeze do its job. On one hand this does mean everybody in the house is suffering from allergies but on the other hands the breeze.