@ubiquity75
re; the list of “our fixing of a thing is actually what broke it”
Ah, my favorite Yiddish word: farpotshket
Now, what I'm really looking for is *high-resolution* scans of the old Colossal Cave maps described in this paper:
https://digitalcommons.wku.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1024&context=mc_reserch_symp
The 1845 Stephen Bishop map is here: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Stephen_Bishop_1842_Map_of_Mammoth_Cave,_Kentucky_-_Hi-Res.jpg
(I realize that modern maps are super-high-density and may not be available for download! But the historic ones must be somewhere.)
You can now play Tetris - the Electronika 60 version - on the Tetris website https://ramokromok.com/articles/you-can-now-play-tetris-the-electronika-60-version-on-the-tetris-website.1383/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon #News
#pico8 calculator progress: got the clickable buttons working and user input is possible! I gotta work on how everything looks and how I formation is displayed 😅
To kill a French vampire, you need to drive a baguette through their heart. That might sound easy, but I assure you, it's painstaking.
Hey @BoozyBadger how do you say "if you do some stupid shit and bad things happen because you treated the cryptic utterances of a weirdo living in a cave as anything other than entertainment, that's on you and not the cave-dwelling weirdo" but in lawyer
i know that tech companies having a neutral stance on unionization is strictly a good thing, but i think it would be funny if a tech company was explicitly pro-union
"hey, you guys should consider unionizing"
"but steve, you're... you're the ceo"
"form a fucking union or we'll start a round of layoffs"
@v Okay but you're missing the wildest part about the Hypercard user levels
Old Mac OS shipped with a Hypercard "player" that was like a free demo version. It could play stacks other people made, but it was limited to creator level 3.
Somehow, I assume because Bill Atkinson was actually ideologically motivated, the version that actually shipped had a cheat code where you could type in "Magic!" to the debug console box and it would unlock the full version, usually like $150.
Some people try to call him a patchwork god, like the act of fusing two things into one is somehow new, or unique, or shameful. He hopes they’ve never eaten a peanut butter cup in their short, tormented lifetimes, because if they have, they’ll have some explaining to do when they get to his corner of the afterlife.
Continue reading: https://leemoyer.wordpress.com/2020/05/04/herman-ubis-the-small-god-of-mortification/
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