I think any censorship heavy instance doesn’t deserve attention in the fediverse.

Copious amounts.

I’ve almost flown off the toilet in a similar fashion after Taco Bell.

SNOY already got your money though.

DOWN WITH SNOY!

adds Personal Jesus to Christmas Day playlist

Everyone is born right-handed, only the greatest overcome it.

Since it’s mentioned in the article, the movie Rush is fantastic.

Netflix: This problem we practically solved ten years ago but have been steadily and diligently working to bring back pledge to double down on those efforts and eventually make it the only viable option for a good consumer experience.

Diablo IV

I’m a little surprised The Day Before didn’t get at least 2nd.

#4 - remember ActivMicroLizzard is about to release an expansion to a meh game with about 3% of the content of their free to play rival for $100.

Does it end on a cliffhanger or wrapped up nicely?

I know where I can stream it from . . .

Anyhoo, I'm sad WW went the way it did. The first season was pretty fantastic. The second season wasn't horrible but seemed a little aimless. I heard the third and I guess the fourth seasons continued declining so I haven't bothered watching them.

Yeah. People are disappointing.

Probably Planescape: Torment

Do you have a linux machine at home? My 12 year old daughter is also wanting to learn to program and I’ve been updating the NakedMUD codebase to work with Python 3. It has been working for a while now but I’m still tweaking some stuff within the codebase before turning her loose on it. When it’s ready I’ll probably throw the modified code up on a server somewhere.

If you’re not familiar with MUDs they’re online text-based game servers (Everquest was basically a graphical version of one, supposedly even using code stolen from the most popular at the time). NakedMUD has a core written in C but the game engine itself is extensible with Python (and Python changes can be initialized without rebooting the server) and the world/NPC handling code is also extensible with Python. Users can dabble around with making changes to the Python scripts and then see the results real time, and in a gaming environment. To me it seemed like the ideal way for my daughter to learn programming in a way that will likely keep her interest.