It was just brought to my attention that NarraScope is happening again this year! Loved the first one in 2019, so am going to start wrangling things to make time for Rochester, NY in June!

Still thinking about Fallout, the TV series. And how I’m gonna rewatch all eight episodes.

Helpfully instructive, anatomically correct stick figures.

Getting to the point of marginal German fluency that I can ask for directions and order food without folks lapsing into English for me … and then I’m headed home. :p

I think one of the most unpleasant ways to know you don’t have COVID is when you walk into a stuffy elevator and the prior person had on too nuch perfume and most definitely farted.

Does this sound like you? Agile Lens is a good crew who could use your help!

Enjoying the Jewish Chinese tradition of Lao Gan Matzah 🌶️🫓 I can’t find any recipes online, so here you go:

@ChrisGr93091552 Tbh you are god tier in any enterprise software shop if you are able to ship a single game

kepano "It is now possible for tiny teams to make principled software that millions of people use, unburdened by investors. (...) These principles can be irrevocably built into the architecture of the app." kepano 🤙🤙🤙 (Truncated for character limit)

Perfectly timed for Pride Month, thrilled that today marks the public release of Body of Mine, the first LGBTQ+ experience on the Meta Quest App Store. It’s been an honor for Agile Lens: Immersive Design to work w/ Cameron Kostopoulos & co the past 6 months to bring this to a wider audience. Thread 👇

inadvertently diverting foot traffic from low-income streets to high-income streets takes revenue and potentially tax dollars from already struggling communities and funnels it instead to richer communities. always remember: we live (and build tools) in complex systems.

Breaking my social media break to exclaim that there probably is an intersection between the folks who use Dot by New Computer and readers of Robin Sloan’s new novel Moonbound. No spoilers but, huh. You folks feel it too? The sourdough is real.

Most people do not know what typical indie game life looks like. So here's some concrete, real numbers. Preface: yes, of course some studios beat these odds and these numbers. But it is not the norm.

sure! ( courtesy David Liu )