Nova Storm @NovaSquirrel@computerfairi.es

One of the weird things about there being snow everywhere is you can actually look outside at night and see things without needing a flashlight, because it's just that reflective

Went in and fixed two huge if/elif/else chains in Tilemap Town to use dictionaries instead.

I guess when you want to code and you don't really feel like digging into starting new features, it's a good idea to try and use that time to fix technical debt.

http://forums.nesdev.com/viewtopic.php?p=232065#p232065 My Dr.Mario clone's got a more squirrelly theme and music (by @maple) now. These are supposed to be trees, acorns and berries. #nesdev #gamedev

I'm tempted to just walk to the nearest Little Caesars, but it's actually *currently* snowing, very cold, and probably soon to be dark, so I don't think it's entirely worth it to walk two miles in that.

Still want to though.

I will befriend every mouse there is

I should probably leave Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp alone at some point since it's not actually that fun, and I'm not actually gonna use any of the stuff I get from participating in events. It was a nice distraction in college though.

Tetris & Dr. Mario for SNES has a really weird aesthetic, especially in the music

*suddenly* there's snow outside. huh

I really hope 2019 is the year I really fix things up in my social life and introduce a lot more reliability and consistency, because if things are reliable you can make plans, and if you can make plans then you can have something to look forward to

It's turning out to be difficult to figure out what to do with my time lately. Dunno what I want to code, maybe I should just work on drawing pixel art.

It's surprisingly difficult to pull together four people for Smash. I would have thought more people would be eager to play it since it's still a very new game.

Simple little cactus farm thing #minecraft

Now that copyrights on things are actually expiring I wonder if it would make sense to have a yearly creativity jam of some sort where people actually do cool things with the things that are becoming public domain each year.

I'm gonna look through bukkit server plugins and see what sort of stuff I would like to have if I were to have a vanilla Minecraft thing.

SpinDizzy has felt pretty unfriendly for the past while for people who don't care about sci-fi and I don't know what to do about that. Going to another room just means you're all alone because people will just go where all the people are.

I miss playing Minecraft with people and working on building towns and houses.

Specifically there's stuff like telling me not to do something, turning around and doing it, and claiming it's ok for them to because they're convinced very cautious but I'm not

I don't know when but eventually free rent is going to be outweighted by the people I have to live with in order to have it. Very bossy, awful people who treat themselves and each other as infallible and me as someone incompetent who shouldn't be trusted, completely ignoring any of their own mistakes or just assuming I'm at fault for something.

It could be really interesting to write a script to crawl through all your tracker music and identify which songs share which samples. It sorta feels like people just share samples around or use common samples, and it's be very interesting to see data on that.

Wonder how long it's going to take for Dragon Quest Builders to work its way into my (no pun intended) worldbuilding. Having a giant hammer be the main way you mine things is very amusing to me.