𝑸 @MiseryMyra@computerfairi.es

@squirrel Finally

I found a cicada in the process of molting right outside my mailbox. I had seen pictures before, but it looked uniquely alien in person

Hm, yes. These so-called "video-games" are quite intriguing

@InspectorCaracal On that note, this reminded me that I need to add the libtcod license to the Monster Genetics binary

@InspectorCaracal No problem! I found a nice looking FAQ, if you have more questions: https://www.tawesoft.co.uk/kb/article/mit-license-faq

@InspectorCaracal As far as I know, it does need to be included even with the compiled final project as part of either the documentation or in an about page

@InspectorCaracal No, you don't; it's not a copyleft license. If you include the library itself, then you need to include the MIT license with it (chances are, it's already there), but your code can have any compatible license

Maybe in the future, I'll see @squirrel carrying a Mac

I saw a squirrel carrying an apple this morning

Some of the books in Caves of Qud have some nice writing

@atinyfairy Good lord

@atinyfairy Why

In a shocking lapse of judgment, I watched Space Jam last night

@squirrel Jokes aside, I haven't been able to afford console gaming since the Wii either, so I'm in the same spot

@squirrel I mean in the sense that you'll probably hear about it rather than experience it firsthand. Why play video games when you can just hear people talk about them all the time

@squirrel You'll experience it the best way you can experience it: secondhand

Good morning. I hope you all have a lovely day

Coming soon: More Plants™

Monster Genetics 0.3.2, now with more plants and more overpopulation: https://github.com/MiseryMyra/monstergenetics/releases/tag/v0.3.2

And now, Monster Genetics 0.3.1: https://github.com/MiseryMyra/monstergenetics/releases/tag/v0.3.1