bev! @TonicBH@computerfairi.es

I think that's why I write in my blog about obscure games nobody's really heard of, or stupid dumb trivia bits.

If it's fascinating to *me*, it has to be interesting or entertaining to someone else. It doesn't deserve to be tucked away.

I guess that's what drives me these days.

For example:

One of the more entertaining things I did Friday Night was binge-watching old Computer Chronicles episodes with @mavica and byte's friends, and one episode had a guy who pretty much was *the* inspiration for Johnny Turbo, and they were amused by it.

That's the kind of dumb stuff I like talking about tbh

Gonna be honest, I wish there were more friends who aren't savvy into stuff I know a lot about, but are willing to listen to me spout dumb trivial bullshit.

Like I could talk about dumb game show stuff for a good while, and such

Watching an episode of the short-lived game show Throut & Neck.

The '90s aesthetics on this show are super strong.

https://youtu.be/O0rTSob4ZRw

morning. (albeit barely. here.)

turns out if you ever have doubt if a name works, have people call you that.

granted, it briefly takes me off guard, but it gives me a warm feeling of mild euphoria afterwards.

in a mood to snuggle friends

again

so when someone says my name, is it normal to feel a sense of warmth?

is that euphoria? idk

still thinking about being a bunny

dog walker: the barkstalgia critic

...morning?

judging by the replies, y'all convinced me: I should be bunny

now to make a reference or something

what if I was a bunny

I really don't like when applications like to start when Windows starts.

It makes me impatient to see 20 programs take a half hour to open, so I often shrink it down to the essentials and open certain programs when I want.

Seems to work out better for me

well, being scared I might've busted my PC was not how I wanted to start today.

morning, folks

Gone down a rabbit hole of videos showing old emulators from the DOS era playing games with good image quality but awful sound.

It's fascinating for someone like me who doesn't use emulation all that often, and only barely remembers that early emulation period.

I now have three friends who have chipped money into my patreon.

With how I look at it, $7/month is better than $0

New on the Secret Area Patreon: It's Shellshock Nam '67, a Vietnam War game released in that weird time where those were popular, by a developer you wouldn't expect.

Just $1 (or more) will get you to see it early, otherwise it goes live next Wednesday.

http://patreon.com/posts/40385430

goodness, almost forgot!

morning, y'all

Reading about Biden's VP pick and people just getting up in arms just makes me dread the next few months.

I'm so done with this stuff, honestly.