Syp settles into a steady LOTRO routine, eyes the end of Angmar/Mordor servers, and starts mulling anniversary-era legendary server alts.
Tipa speed-levels an EverQuest paladin, camps Ghoulbane, finishes the Soulfire quest, then glamours a better sword to keep the iconic look.
Kimimi digs Airou de Puzzle as a speedy Super Puzzle Fighter-style PSP puzzler with Monster Hunter cats, silly story beats, and lots of dress-up.
Wilhelm’s Fantasy Critic update finally gets moving as Deltarune Chapter 5 lands an 82.7 and Pokemon Pokopia: Bubbly Basin slips a bit.
Anarchae’s weekly digest is mostly work fatigue, job-hunt stress, cozy mystery reading, anthology sci-fi, and slowly wrapping up Zelda.
Nimgimli’s rough week mixes merger anxiety, long shifts, a Neverness to Everness 1.3 binge, and finally spotting a very real alligator.
Emily makes the straightforward case that schools should teach online safety, from phishing and grooming to algorithms, privacy, and cyberbullying.
Tan’s week ranges from a bat-in-the-bedroom saga to Aristotle, the Odyssey movie, and a spoiler-light appreciation of Terranigma chapter 3.
Owls weighs adding webmentions, likes the community angle, but keeps circling back to specs, microformats, package rot, spam, and abuse worries.
Bruce Schneier points to research on Silicon Valley fraud and how founders build increasingly elaborate façades to hide underperformance.
JJM ditched Hugo and Bulma for Hakyll and Pico CSS, mostly for simpler templates, cleaner HTML, and fewer upgrade headaches.
CrazyKinux says AI didn’t make him creative, but it now helps shape EVE podcasts, guides, fiction drafts, and image work.