Ooooo, that PICO-8 support has me interested. Lots of fun indie stuff from that scene.

The game did legitimately get more appealing as they added more stuff. I didn’t even give the game a second look until like Wave 2

Now is a good time to mention the incredibly unofficial Naruto Cafe in Auburn, AL.

In case any other programmers see the Stream Deck and wonder if they can do anything cool with it: apparently yeah, there’s a Node.js library for interfacing with it and using it to trigger actions: https://github.com/Lange/node-elgato-stream-deck

In case any other programmers see the Stream Deck and wonder if they can do anything cool with it: apparently yeah,…

I used to do the same thing and I was always concerned that, by introducing bad dates to this wonderful coffee place, I would ruin the coffee shop slowly.

Sounds like a standard merge conflict gone wrong. It happens.

The PS3 was released two days before the Wii in North America.

Waluigi next thanks

Did not expect a dose of Pink Gorilla in my Kotaku today

Not really a fix is it? Unless they did more than just cap it, it puts people playing at 30FPS on lower-spec machines at a disadvantage.

The fact that this is leveraging the Dell Preferred Account tells me that this is a really good deal. I bet you could do an early payoff.

Or

Has anyone bought more than one of these and tried to use them both on the same account?

Has anyone bought more than one of these and tried to use them both on the same account?

He has a second video with more tech explanation, where he says he explored the expansion port but decided that doing it through the cartridge slot was a more interesting challenge.

I have this gut feeling that people are going to say this is cheating or something. I hope I’m wrong though, because this is genuinely amazing stuff that he did to get the colors to display like that, as a live video feed from the Raspberry Pi.

Was it at Day of the Devs? It was always too crowded for me to stop.

I kept seeing clips of this around GDC, and while I don’t really get what it actually is, it is immediately pretty and striking to look at. So I’m looking forward to actually trying it out.

My Sunday is always spent working on personal projects that I wish I’d made time for during the week, but my Friday and Saturday was full of pop culture mistakes that will have ripple effects over the next few months.

I’ve been thinking about this since the last post about this (thank you Google for rolling this back temporarily):

Honestly, just make the whole feature opt-in and make sure the average user knows its there, and that it might cause issues.