Did you know: if your mouse has "back" buttons and you tap one while writing a Publii post it'll disappear it without saving it? True story. Just happened now! Anyway, now my pondering about how my allergies are getting my mood down and it's coming…

I picked up the new sanic game because people were saying it's good. And is it?

I have, for some reason, a whole lot of Brain Thoughts going on today. It's vague and unsettling but maybe I can put them here?

Or rather, I made a music mid-late last year and I'm finally putting it out.

I mean, zine of Millie has its own RSS feed, so people would just follow that, right? Maybe? I don't know.

The website X Formerly Known As Twitter is, I think we can all agree, bad. There's arguments that it was bad anyway but like it is Particularly Bad under the ownership of the prick that owns it now.

I think I am reasonably consistent in saying that I am a fan of the sorts of good presentations of older games on modern systems that we get from like the works of Digital Eclipse or M2 or the like. So I was definitely intrigued when Digital Eclipse announced that the next instalment in their so-far excellent Gold Master Series was a Tetris compilation. This is kind of their "digital museum" type presentation, where as well as the games we have like a ton of historical context and timeline stuff. The Karateka one was excellent as was the Jeff Minter one. And we've had a game list released for their Tetris one, Tetris Forever. Let's take a look

I'm kinda doing it in bits and pieces. Like, I'm very much still in Farewell. And I'll dive in every so often, like after work to unwind or something, and just kinda metaphorically try to push through against whatever screen I'm up to. And I…

Boy howdy that was a time. Short version is someone was running a discord bot that scraped RSS feeds and... it went a bit haywire and was basically pulling down all the HTML files from Zine of Millie every time it ran. I let the…

A few things are worthy of me writing about. The cool thing first: last night I was up in Melbourne to see a fringe festival show thing - the thing in question was a recitation of the epic poem Beowulf, in a working blacksmith's forge.