Nimgimli’s December recap is mostly moving chaos, but he still sneaks in My Time At Sandrock progress, wraps up Winter Burrow, and keeps a daily Ball X Pit streak.
Magi reviews Trash Goblin, a cozy fantasy shop sim where you chisel and clean trinkets Picross-style, manage time slots, and sell oddities to a parade of quirky customers.
Joar hits 52 max-level WoW alts (level 73 and counting on the last one), then lines up ESO, Diablo IV seasonal runs, and Guild Wars 2 expansion plans—because the leveling never ends.
Shintar breaks down her 2025 Retail WoW year via the new warband screen, spotlighting her level 80 draenei warrior main, dropping Mythic+ after season one, and lots of duo delves and professions.
Wilhelm wraps December with blog stats: daily posting streak intact (2,104 straight days), 393 posts in 2025, and pageviews up—then shrugs that all web traffic is basically lies.
Andrew Plotkin speed-recommends three “adorable little games”—Despelote, Many Nights a Whisper, and Keeper—praising their vibe, weird worlds, and punchy storytelling (with one finicky final shot).
Bhagpuss rounds up his 2025 music picks with a very him set of rules, YouTube replays, and CD buys—plus some funny side-eye about wishlists and who made the cut.
Warner shares his 2025 viewing-and-reading picks, leaning toward “complexity” over “best of,” with shout-outs like The Pitt and Adolescence plus a short stack of books.
Jamie Zawinski riffs on “eargapping” after a report on Bluetooth headphone chip exploits, highlighting how attackers could connect without pairing to snoop audio, dump data, or even brick devices.
Scopique sets 2026 goals: make one Blender composition per quarter, keep improving without deadline pressure, and wrestle with how AI hype and corporate app-dev burnout are killing the joy.
Dave Winer signs off 2025 with a quiet “bring on 2026,” and notes he fixed the nightly email unsubscribe flow—if it still glitches, he points you to a GitHub issue thread.
Tofutush walks through how The Iron Ragdoll evolved from a Homestuck fanventure, scrapping the old Hillslope Mysteries arc and reworking characters and lore into Coastline Middle School.