Kimimi finds Kisou Shinden Gen-kaiser delightfully packed with ’90s anime-mecha clichés, with brisk, restrictive design that feels more cozy than limiting.
Margot’s week is all about cozy co-op, handheld tinkering, Big Walk puzzling with Luna, and sampling indie picks like Wanderstop.
Tan’s back-to-school week mixes classroom reshuffling, a busted RGB30 mod, more Terranigma, and RetroArch audio woes on the Pocket Reform.
Blockade85 hits that familiar post-finish slump after Final Fantasy VII and Doom: The Dark Ages, with a backlog ready but nothing feeling right.
Kelly finally fixes a Fedora MariaDB startup bug, tracing it to systemd-tmpfiles choking because the root directory had the wrong ownership.
Brennan takes stock of his digital garden, arguing for more maintenance, optimism, and fewer shiny new seedlings across his corner of the internet.
UltrViolet clocks Google Maps swapping out its old navigation voice for a younger, AI-sounding one with plenty of vocal fry.
Jamie Zawinski shares another gloriously glitched billboard photo, the kind of urban tech failure that looks weirdly like source code.
Bruce Schneier points to car camouflage meant to evade Flock cameras—maybe impractical, but definitely a striking bit of surveillance counterplay.
Dave Winer says Claude is equal parts helpful and maddening while he ports Frontier, great at spotting failures but constantly breaking things too.
Roger runs through his reading habits, from horror and ghost stories to ideal armchair ambience, and makes the case for reading in any form.
Juhis talks blogging as a long-running counterweight to video, plus how software notes, reviews, and deeper reading-driven ideas turn into posts.