This makes sense to me. I appreciate when somebody communicates their needs in a straightforward way, but also demonstrates an understanding that I might not be able (or willing) to accommodate them. I try to practice…
I understand this sentiment. I've been an audible subscriber since 2002 and have listened to hundreds of audiobooks, mostly fiction. The ability of the narrator to provide distinct, interesting voices for each character…
My wife and I have successfully befriended the crows that inhabit my neighborhood. When we first moved into our home a few years ago, I would leave various nuts - and sometimes bits of unfinished bacon - on the back…
I've enjoyed several write ups from The CRPG Addict - it's a true internet treasure. In particular, I appreciate how he treats each game as an individual artifact. That's not to say he doesn't reference other games when…
Another data point: this is not the case with the publisher-provided epub when viewing with Apple Books on macOS (Monterey 21G72).
Thanks for posting that link; I had not seen that lecture before and found it highly enjoyable. For others that might gloss over a random link to youtube, this is a lecture from 2019 delivered by Jonathan Blow titled…
Professor Jack. What a gentleman. He's a friend of my graduate lab PI and visited our scientific and information visualization-focused lab in 2008. He made the rounds, quietly and attentively listening to each of us…
The diversity of topics, hand-crafted graphics, and quality of explanation on all the posts on this blog remind me a lot of Andrew Glassner's columns from IEEE CG&A. Really delightful work (in both cases).
Thimbleweed Park was such as joy to play. I originally played it on my desktop, but ended up buying it again later for the Swtich. I was delighted to see my daughter start playing it one day, and she was really enjoying…
This makes sense to me. I appreciate when somebody communicates their needs in a straightforward way, but also demonstrates an understanding that I might not be able (or willing) to accommodate them. I try to practice…
I understand this sentiment. I've been an audible subscriber since 2002 and have listened to hundreds of audiobooks, mostly fiction. The ability of the narrator to provide distinct, interesting voices for each character…
My wife and I have successfully befriended the crows that inhabit my neighborhood. When we first moved into our home a few years ago, I would leave various nuts - and sometimes bits of unfinished bacon - on the back…
I've enjoyed several write ups from The CRPG Addict - it's a true internet treasure. In particular, I appreciate how he treats each game as an individual artifact. That's not to say he doesn't reference other games when…
Another data point: this is not the case with the publisher-provided epub when viewing with Apple Books on macOS (Monterey 21G72).
Thanks for posting that link; I had not seen that lecture before and found it highly enjoyable. For others that might gloss over a random link to youtube, this is a lecture from 2019 delivered by Jonathan Blow titled…
Professor Jack. What a gentleman. He's a friend of my graduate lab PI and visited our scientific and information visualization-focused lab in 2008. He made the rounds, quietly and attentively listening to each of us…
The diversity of topics, hand-crafted graphics, and quality of explanation on all the posts on this blog remind me a lot of Andrew Glassner's columns from IEEE CG&A. Really delightful work (in both cases).
Thimbleweed Park was such as joy to play. I originally played it on my desktop, but ended up buying it again later for the Swtich. I was delighted to see my daughter start playing it one day, and she was really enjoying…