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Ray O'Neill
Google reminds us to scorn and distrust movie streaming services
In case you missed it, Sony recently decided to delete a bunch of Studio Canal movies from customers’ libraries (and […]
Update on “Thanks for the info, VGC…”
The original story by VGC’s Chris Scullion was titled: Deus Ex: Mankind Divided composer has released a collection of unused […]
On AI art
Because I mentioned Deviantart’s AI art generator briefly in a rrecent post (and because I’ve been slacking a bit on […]
The Platner vacancy
…well, that happened. It was interesting to watch the Democratic party faithful and their ttought processes in re: Graham Platner’s […]
On red and blue buttons
Long-time readers (ha) might have caught occasional mention of my news-reading habits, in which I limit my rage-bait media consumption. […]
Revisiting Stacklands, and wondering why afterward
Stacklands is a village-management game with an extremely minimal aesthetic – it’s all cards. Your villagers are cards, buildings are […]
Grass
Maybe Deviantart thought we had too many discoverability options
Where the fuck did Deviantart’s “popular” page go? …not that I discovered a lot of new art there lately, because […]
Sprawl Zero (demo) – …that’s better
Sprawl Zero is the prequel to a game that’s on my wishlist but that I haven’t gotten around to yet, […]
