Stargrace swaps to an EverQuest wizard-shaman-magician trio and is having a blast letting the wizard nuke while the pet tanks.
Magi says Magical Princess is a charming raising sim with surprisingly deep resource juggling, strong story beats, and a lot of endings.
Wilhelm’s Stardew Valley greenhouse push brings melons, trout derby prizes, Skull Cavern disasters, and at least one expensive trip to the doctor.
Tipa turns Squaredle into a clever tabletop magic framework, riffing on Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell and D&D-style caster roles.
Blockade85 wrestles with FFVII sidequests, Blue Magic, and optional power-ups, wondering why doing the fun stuff so often trivializes the finale.
Warner uses Jaws and a childhood woodshed threat to vent about adults enabling damage across politics, society, and tech.
Joar writes honestly about choosing where to live after work stops choosing for you, with Arizona’s heat making every option feel loaded.
UltrViolet cleans up old WordPress sites with Cloudflare Pages, redirects, and Hugo imports, basically doing link rot maintenance the right way.
Jamie Zawinski points to Meta glasses as surveillance-by-design, with creepy real-world recording stories showing exactly why people hate them.
Dave Winer plugs Slings & Arrows, then digs into a Frontier breakthrough with Claude about built-in verbs and keeping extensibility permissionless.
Krikket checks in on Blaugust, burnout, and blogging uncertainty, landing on a small, sensible plan: write when it feels right.
Wakupan breaks down clear PP versus matte PP for doujinshi covers, then admits special papers might be the real favorite.