Stargrace hits level 46, braves the planes, blows 150 motes on an accidental bard charm upgrade, then swaps classes again.
Ocho gushes about Woodland Warriors, where a slime-slinging bullfrog and friends show off how flexible, beginner-friendly Many Worlds can be.
Nimgimli finds The Planet Crafter bleak but intriguing, with early survival shaped by tight oxygen limits, light death penalties, and lots of little fallback bases.
Shintar ranks SWTOR: Legacy of the Sith’s standout NPCs, praising how character-driven the expansion became, especially Rass Ordo and Darth Nul.
Krista highlights Cozy Marbles as a chill marble-run builder packed with creative pieces, playful customization, and easygoing race setup.
Wilhelm logs into No Man’s Sky’s 10th anniversary meetup, dances in the Anomaly, and enjoys the game’s fleeting, friendly stranger encounters.
Anarchae rounds up Blaugust links, indie web tools, Echofeed’s shutdown, and a handy reminder to back up Letterboxd just in case.
Jamie Zawinski marks Hackers’ 31st anniversary with a Cyberdelia night of movie screening, costume contest, Wipeout XL, skate ramps, and dancing.
Juhis gives a brisk Python intro to JSON validation with Pydantic, using Pokédex data to show how schemas catch bad input.
Ramen Junkie looks back on building a Raspberry Pi-powered PiGrrl 2 handheld that worked, barely, and got outclassed by newer emulation devices.
Dave Winer checks in on RSS.chat, cable-streaming sprawl, and recommends The Agency if polished British-style crime stories are your thing.
Tipa explains how Discord fatigue led her to build the AI-powered Daily Blogroll from Python, RSS, and TerraChat tech repurposed from Final Fantasy VI fandom.