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CrazyKinux

@crazykinux.bsky.social

Sci-fi, fantasy, and RPG nerd. Starships, world-building, and stories that start with “roll for initiative.” Recently returned to #EVEOnline. Sharing #GamingNews along the way. 🏳️‍🌈 & 🏳️‍⚧️ ally • Feminist www.crazykinux.ca

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CrazyKinux @crazykinux.bsky.social · 20h ago

Sharing to give my mate more visibility! #writingcommunity

Augustine Lofthouse: Is Anyone Out There?

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Mat Westhorpe@matwesthorpe.bsky.social · 2d ago

I'm ready to self-publish my metaphysical fantasy novel that's been on the backburner since 2022. I've given it another polish, & really want it out there to be read. But I'm having a late wobble on trying for an agent again. Any advice? #WritingCommunity #SelfPub #AmQuerying

Tipa @chasingdings.com · 21h ago

More #Blaugust2026 on the #DailyBlogroll today, with the latest from Tipa, Wilhelm, Ocho, Littlelum, David, Ramen Junkie, WCRobinson, Luna, Oya, Tim Bray, Mike, Nimgimli and more! westkarana.xyz #TabletopGaming #Blogging #RetroGaming #IndieGames

Ocho spins a lively Tales of Argosa recap as Orluf Wavebane’s new party battles Urgot and explores a temple tied to a previous campaign.

Tipa’s Frosthaven crew finally drops the Chaos Lord atop the spire, juggling nasty light, spark swarms, traps, and looming retirement plans.

Nimgimli likes Hell is Us’s moody world, puzzles, and story hook, but bails when no map, markers, or journal turn immersion into homework.

Littlelum digs into forum gaming, spotlighting Mafia and how slower phases, PMs, and text play make social deduction weirder and deeper online.

Ramen Junkie checks out a bizarre five-bot gun combiner with clunky kibble, Gobots vibes, and just enough absurdity to justify the impulse buy.

Luna’s July log mixes creative highs with lighter gaming, including Rhythm Paradise Groove, Ghost Trick, Fortune Fragments, and Minishoot’ Adventures.

Oya finds Final Fantasy VI still hits hard, praising its ensemble cast, solid story, and Kefka despite some very 1994-style storytelling shortcuts.

David’s Dragonbane party hacks through skeletons and hidden crossbowmen in the dwarven realm, then finds clear signs the Ravens were there first.

Wilhelm riffs on RuneScape Monopoly and why no special edition skin can make Monopoly feel less like, well, Monopoly.

Tim Bray pairs reflective garden photos with a blunt bit of political despair, then lands on calm water as a small way to steady yourself.

WCRobinson makes a heartfelt case for human writing in the Blaugust era, pushing back on social-media churn and generative AI creep.

Tipa @chasingdings.com · 2d ago

Tuesday's #DailyBlogroll finds #Blaugust2026 continuing, with new posts from Wilhelm, Tipa, Wolfy, Wakupan, Syp, Sid, Scopique, Frostilyte, Roger, Warner, @inventoryfull.bsky.social, @friendlynecro.bsky.social and more! westkarana.xyz #Blogging #MMORPG #ArtificialIntelligence #IndieGames

Syp recaps a comfy month of LOTRO and Guild Wars 2, then eyes more completionist hobbiting while debating a GW2 break for FFXIV or Stars Reach.

Scopique weighs Star Citizen instancing as a tradeoff between curated story control and the sandbox spirit, with hangar jank still looming.

Wilhelm side-eyes LOTRO’s oddly unannounced Wolves of Mordor expansion and its new Mordor-only Survival Instincts talent tree, sounding more puzzled than impressed.

The Friendly Necromancer gets won over by EverQuest Legends, especially its wild three-class multiclassing that turns Beastlord dreams into reality.

Wolfy comes away mostly happy from FFXIV Berlin Fan Fest, especially about Evercold’s Bastion tank, airship zones, and the FFVII raids.

Tipa tours Manchester’s Cruisin’ Main Street, mixing working-class car show vibes with fond, funny memories of Beetles, Miatas, and a fuel-hungry Supra.

Warner finds Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey good but not great, praising the spectacle while feeling the intimate scenes and lead casting miss.

Wakupan shares beloved treasures, from Taiwanese risograph art and glassware to a favorite mug, cat painting, and irresistibly cute glass flower.

Sid argues DeepSeek V4 Flash and recent LLM price cuts are making AI coding help absurdly cheap, practical, and hard to ignore.

Roger uses a Blaugust prompt to revisit his first blog, early film reviews, and the old lesson to write what you know.

Frostilyte salutes Blaugust, reflects on encouraging feedback, and gushes over Titanium Court’s clever match-3-meets-strategy design.

Bhagpuss uses Blaugust to mull blogging for yourself, reader expectations, and the tempting fantasy of turning the blog into a private club.

Tipa @chasingdings.com · 3d ago

It's #Blaugust2026 Day 3! I've added a few new blogs to the #DailyBlogroll. Today, read new stuff from TAGN, Tipa, Tan, Aneesh, Kluwes, Margot, @wes.readonlymemo.com, Magi, Ellie, Shintar, UltrViolet, Jeromai and more! westkarana.xyz #Blogging #MMORPG #RetroGaming #IndieGames

Rixx Javix @rixxjavix.bsky.social · 3d ago

Artist's Corner 2 | Absolutely Terrified youtu.be/xfXLVvrJSr0?... #tweetfleet #eveonline #art #creative

Artist's Corner 2 | Absolutely Terrified

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Tipa @chasingdings.com · 5d ago

Wow! First day of #Blaugust2026! Today's #DailyBlogroll has the good stuff from Wilhelm, @tofutush.bsky.social, Krista, Jeff, Jimmy, Anarchae, @crazykinux.bsky.social, Andrew Plotkin, Brennan, Bruce Schneier, Jamie Zawinski, Tobold and more! westkarana.xyz #Blogging #RetroGaming #OpenWeb

Krista gives a handy primer on Fields of Mistria 1.0, covering its farming, magic, romance, festivals, and cozy life-sim hooks.

Wilhelm checks in on Warp Point’s old-school gaming webring idea, plus the familiar headaches around discoverability, WordPress limits, and AI rules.

Jimmy announces a 1999 ebook and previews a stacked year ahead with The Sims, Deus Ex, Diablo II, Anno 1602, and more.

Andrew Plotkin releases Visible Suspended, bringing Infocom’s robot-juggling cryogenic nightmare to the browser with recreated map art and source code.

Anarchae’s weekly digest mixes job-search annoyance with thoughts on sci-fi anthologies, Ayatsuji mysteries, Taskmaster, Traitors, and more Zelda.

Tobold muses on holidays after retirement, arguing crowded Instagram tourism is miserable and quieter, off-season trips make more sense.

Tofutush dives into Umineko EP1–4 with a delightfully frantic pile of red-text theories, locked-room questions, and Beatrice-related brain melt.

Jamie Zawinski unloads on San Francisco’s expanding police surveillance push, from drones to businesses being nudged into camera-sharing partnerships.

Jeff pushes his Mac Studio to 25 GbE over Thunderbolt, then wrestles with iperf3 limits and a NIC enclosure running dangerously hot.

Bruce spotlights the Squid microscope, which helped researchers discover 31 new marine species in just two weeks.

Brennan offers a timely Blaugust reminder: your site doesn’t need a blog, and creative life doesn’t have to be gamified into posting quotas.

CrazyKinux reflects on Silo Season 3 as a book reader, mourning how adaptation changes make the show feel like a different story.

GeekTyrant @geektyrant.com · 6d ago

First Reactions to Mike Flanagan's CARRIE Say It's a Powerful Stephen King Adaptation That Defies Expectations

If you've been wondering whether Mike Flanagan could really turn Carrie into an eight-episode series without stretching Stephen King's classic novel too thin, the first reactions are here, and they should...

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Renfail @renfail.bsky.social · 6d ago

What If RPG Classes Weren't Permanent? It's a question Owlcat Games looks to answer with their upcoming RPG The Expanse: Osiris Reborn. youtube.com/shorts/NU_24... #theexpanse #ad #gaming

What If RPG Classes Weren't Permanent? - The Expanse: Osiris Reborn

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CrazyKinux @crazykinux.bsky.social · 6d ago

My latest post isn’t a review of Silo. It’s about realizing I’d been carrying my own version of these characters for years. Watching it with my daughter, who’s never read the books, reminds me we might be watching the same show, but definitely not the same story. #Silo #SciFi

Silo: The strange grief of an adaptation

Exploring EVE Online, gaming, sci-fi, RPGs, and the stories that shape our imagination.

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Tipa @chasingdings.com · last wk.

Today on the midweek #DailyBlogroll: New stuff from Wilhelm, CrazyKinux, Mike, Tim Bray, Scopique, @eblong.com, Jeromai, Bhagpuss, Shintar, Brennan, UltrViolet, @scripting.com and more! westkarana.xyz #Blogging #OpenWeb #MMORPG #RetroGaming

Brennan argues today’s games industry is too expensive, unfinished, and exploitative, making the backlog you already own look smarter by the day.

CrazyKinux digs into EVE Online’s bedrock rules—equal consequences, spaceships first, and nowhere truly safe—as the sandbox’s load-bearing philosophy.

Bhagpuss breaks down Neverness To Everness’s cat-run scratchcard event, where cheap tickets feel predictable and the 50k cards bring the real gamble.

Shintar finally maxed every primary Midnight profession to 100, mostly in-house with alts, spreadsheets, purple tools, and a lot of Abundance runs.

Scopique likes Tempus Gameit as an easier way to auto-track playtime across Steam, GOG, Epic, Battle.net, Heroic, and screenshots too.

Wilhelm says REPO shines as chaotic co-op slapstick, where fumbling gravity-gun loot runs and hilariously broken valuables matter more than actually succeeding.

Andrew Plotkin rounds up Mysterium side news: the Myst documentary inches along, fan Age Jalargura is out, and Myst Online’s Descent keeps evolving.

UltrViolet shares stable PET scan news, worries over a worsening right-hand issue, Blaugust prep, and a small helping of Final Fantasy XIV.

Tim Bray makes a warm pitch for amateur music camp: lots of live unamplified playing, older attendees, and real brain-health benefits.

Mike turns a weirdly pricey 1985 BBC Bridge Companion into Bridgetris, a delightfully nerdy Z80-and-VRAM hardware hacking project.

Dave Winer sees a new WordPress-to-RSS.chat bridge as a big open-web moment, with RSS acting more like a social web protocol again.

Jeromai uses a GPT-4o prompt as a springboard into blogging motives, process, and what even counts as a post heading into Blaugust.

Rixx Javix @rixxjavix.bsky.social · last wk.

The Safe Spot 12 | Winning In Eve - youtu.be/yQfUw-k2qk4?... #eveonline #tweetfleet #podcast #mmorpg @eveonline.com

The Safe Spot 12 | Winning In Eve

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Tipa @chasingdings.com · last wk.

No more deep dives! Today's #DailyBlogroll contains only the good stuff from Tipa, Wilhelm, Oya, Cliffski, Luna, @ellie.wubrgsky.org, Magi, Marc, Bruce Schneier, Stargrace, @anarchaeopteryx.bsky.social, Shintar and more! westkarana.xyz #MMORPG #Blogging #ArtificialIntelligence #RetroGaming

Stargrace cleared over a million in WoW despite spotty auction posting, then cut back from 20 servers to 10 to rebuild consistency.

Shintar hopped into SWTOR master mode flashpoint pugs for fun, from a smooth Esseles run to a late-night Shrine of Silence marathon.

Luna enjoyed Fortune Fragments’ mix of visual novel vibes and hex-tile rune puzzling, with each reading adding fresh twists to the foreteller routine.

Oya says Arranger’s clever row-and-column puzzle mechanics and sincere story made it the perfect low-stress palate cleanser during a gaming slump.

Marc uses Elevator Action Returns to show just how dramatically arcade design evolved between 1983 and 1994, without losing the original’s punch.

Ellie tackles Castlevania: Rondo of Blood via Dracula X Chronicles, digging into version choices and Richter Belmont’s place in the series.

Wilhelm maps out the long Pokemon Go grind to 50 platinum medals, weighing Pokedex gaps, catch goals, and what Niantic still hasn’t released.

Anarchae spins off a standalone links post, touching on DRM-free ebooks, Ursula K. Le Guin’s house, a new Ottawa fantasy bookstore, and more.

Tipa wrestles with AI’s convenience versus its climate, labor, and coding fallout, especially when work all but forces LLMs into the loop.

Cliffski explains why he’d rather juggle investments than people, and says LLMs have been surprisingly useful for financial research.

Bruce Schneier flags Cognyte’s FalcoNet van as yet another Stingray-style cell-site simulator letting cops sweep up nearby phones en masse.

Magi argues Blaugust should spotlight human, imperfect, personal creation, while pushing back on harassment around this year’s AI policy.

Mythworks is making the Myth Work @mythworks.bsky.social · last wk.

The Wildsea: Sourdown Update #1! 👉 https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mythworks/the-wildsea-sourdown/posts/4750742

@jjeruzalem.bsky.social · 2w ago

How beautiful the rocks orbiting the shattered planet are. The shattered planet reveals not only chaos but also beauty at the same time. @justabout.com #justcreators #eveonline #shatteredplanet

Carlos Baez @carlos.expert · last wk.

This is my 3rd time playing EVE Online's upcoming extraction shooter little brother, and it finally feels like it's coming together⁠—all without the ambitious crossover features it was made for Back in 2013, EVE Online creator CCP Games attempted an ambitious FPS to tie in wi...

Wilhelm Arcturus @wilhelm2451.bsky.social · last wk.

Velator Taking on a Big Rock #EVEOnline evepics.wordpress.com/2026/07/27/v...

Velator Taking on a Big Rock

The path to a career in mining starts out small

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CrazyKinux @crazykinux.bsky.social · last wk.

Name a book you’d like to see on the big screen and the Director you’d hope to make it. I’ll start… Gerald Brom’s “Child Thief”, with the immensely talented and imaginative @realgdt.bsky.social as Director.

Tipa @chasingdings.com · 2w ago

Saturday's #DailyBlogroll has new stuff from Tipa, Wilhelm, Owls, JJM, Jeromai, @anarchaeopteryx.bsky.social, Jimmy, The Chronicler, Shintar, Andrew Plotkin, @scopique.bsky.social, David and more! There's also a new deep dive! westkarana.xyz #MMORPG #Blogging #GameDev #TabletopGaming

Tipa compares her dense, bustling Pokopia island with her daughter’s serene utopia, musing on how our game worlds reflect who we are.

Shintar loved SWTOR’s Legacy Reborn update, praising its character moments, big Star Wars feels, and the lack of KOTOR-style cutscenes.

Owls is rolling into EverQuest Legends on Freeport with a shadow knight/necromancer/shaman, sold on multiclassing and a more solo-friendly Norrath.

Scopique walks through his Star Citizen fleet, from mining rigs and cargo tools to homestead defense and a couple of niche combat ships.

David’s Gunderholfen session sends rival guilds chasing the Ravens through sabotaged dungeon paths before a swamp basilisk crashes the party.

Wilhelm rounds up EverQuest news, from EverQuest Legends launching July 28 to the Lethar TLP server starting with The Serpent’s Spine.

The Chronicler spotlights Baltic Empires, a GMT strategic wargame where asymmetric powers vie for Baltic dominance through war, trade, and state-building.

Andrew Plotkin shares Witness feelie scans and a fun correction: the matchbook’s “long life” symbol turned out to be real Chinese, not a fake gag.

Anarchae checks in on work, budgets, Blaugust plans, Zelda, TV, and anthology reading while bracing for the resume-and-cover-letter grind.

Jimmy points readers to a new Analog Antiquarian piece on Richard III, a quick cross-link for the history-minded.

JJM argues his stalled gamedev projects happen when he chases cool engine code instead of building an actual game first.

Jeromai pivots from a GPT-4o letter about society to Blaugust, blogging, and “claudefishing” as a murky Claude-adjacent Substack trend.

CrazyKinux @crazykinux.bsky.social · 2w ago

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Did you know that the Game of Thrones ending leaked by hackers was supposedly the ending #fyp

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Tipa @chasingdings.com · 2w ago

Today's #DailyBlogroll celebrates new posts from TAGN, Axxuy, Joar, Jeff, Marc, Roger, @inventoryfull.bsky.social, Jamie Zawinski, Azuriel, Magi, Krista, UltrViolet and more! westkarana.xyz #MMORPG #Blogging #OpenWeb #RetroGaming

Azuriel finds Palworld 1.0 still the same compulsive ARK-like loop, only smoother, busier, and good enough to crowd out Hearthstone and Guild Wars 2.

Magi flags Volcano Princess hitting consoles and mobile July 30 with updated translations, voice acting, new content, and a free Steam update later.

Krista spotlights Tiny Delivery, a cosy narrative game about a tiny robot making deliveries while borrowing, meddling, and causing a little chaos.

Joar checks back into WoW with warlock progress, Zul'Aman renown, gathering professions, Loremaster work, and a comically stubborn lack of purple pants.

Marc revisits The House of the Dead and how Sega made zombies, branching paths, and multi-hit enemies stand out in crowded light-gun arcades.

Wilhelm tears into EVE Online’s Ansiblex jump-bridge capacitor changes, arguing the zone-based nullsec nerf turns travel into an unworkable mess.

Roger reflects on retirement by missing the human side of work most: camaraderie, shared knowledge, and the informal help networks AI can’t replace.

UltrViolet does a bullet-point check-in on a quick chemo day, messy InoReader feed cleanup, and barely finding time for Dungeon Crawler Carl.

Jamie Zawinski blasts Scott Wiener over the Trans March fundraising uproar and related pro-Wiener PAC ties, with zero patience for the whole spectacle.

Jeff used Claude to build a GPS time badge for Pimoroni Tufty 2350, then logged Open Sauce satellite data for some neat visualization experiments.

Axxuy rounds up sharp reads on Pandoc link pages, distraction-free writing, PKM skepticism, RSS tradeoffs, and being more public online.

Bhagpuss pivots from making a Zines Forever upload to musing on zines, archiving old work, and why the format still pulls so hard.

Wilhelm Arcturus @wilhelm2451.bsky.social · 2w ago

EVE Online and the Coming Ansiblex Nerf #EVEOnline tagn.wordpress.com/2026/07/20/e...

EVE Online and the Coming Ansiblex Nerf

On Friday Okami, one of the troika at Fenris dictating the direction of EVE Online currently, put up a long and rambling dev blog about some proposed changes to Ansiblex jump bridges. Introduced ba…

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@rebeccaslove.bsky.social · 2w ago

"An epic drama of adventure and exploration." Sounds familiar... because every undock in EVE Online begins exactly that way. @justabout.com #JustCreators #eveonline

kazee2111.bsky.social @kazee2111.bsky.social · 2w ago

The journey to one of the rarest and most difficult to find types of special planets, Shattered planets Seyllin I @justabout.com #justcreators @eveonline.com #eveonline

Rixx Javix @rixxjavix.bsky.social · 2w ago

I've been updating my online portfolio, check it out at bryanward.myportfolio.com/projects #portfolio #illustration #artist #gameart #eveonline

Bryan Ward

Welcome to the creative world of Bryan Ward and Rixx Javix

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Tipa @chasingdings.com · 2w ago

Midweek madness at the #DailyBlogroll with all new insanity from Tipa, TAGN, Blockade85, Frostilyte, Joar, Shintar, Bruce Schneier, Stargrace, Warner, Dave Winer, Tobold, Brennan and more! westkarana.xyz #Blogging #MMORPG #OpenWeb #ArtificialIntelligence

CrazyKinux @crazykinux.bsky.social · 2w ago

Pledged to get my Collector’s Edition of “The Wildsea: Sourdown” www.kickstarter.com/projects/myt...

The Wildsea: Sourdown

Venture into the waves of the Wildsea again, this time to the fabled home of the tzelicrae: Sourdown.

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Tipa @chasingdings.com · 2w ago

Monday's #DailyBlogroll has exciting stuff from TAGN, WCRobinson, Nicole, Tipa, @eblong.com, Shintar, Tobold, Kimimi, Brennan, Roger, The Chronicler, Dave Winer and more! westkarana.xyz #Blogging #OpenWeb #RetroGaming #TabletopGaming

Shintar celebrates finishing a SWTOR Jedi Knight story, then dives into how often each class story got completed across her alts.

Kimimi makes a strong case for Atari 2600 Haunted House as real survival horror, with darkness, matches, and lightning doing the heavy lifting.

Nicole digs into the gloriously janky Brick Game, from weird packaging to fake variety and its very obvious Tetris obsession.

Wilhelm checks in on Fantasy Critic League as The Incident at Galley House waits on reviews and Denshattack! lands a strong early score.

The Chronicler gives Three Days of Gettysburg: Deluxe Edition an overview, spotlighting GMT’s lavish components, optional rules, and big Civil War scope.

Tobold says AI is great for cutting through SEO sludge and surfacing usable Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous build advice, hallucinations included.

WCRobinson recaps a personal push in Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel’s World Championship Qualifiers, covering prep, decks, performance, and lessons learned.

Andrew Plotkin flags a browser-playable return for The Fool and his Money, plus a neat little tour through puzzle-game preservation woes.

Tipa turns presidential history into a speedrun leaderboard, with Teddy Roosevelt’s record and 2028 contenders like AOC, Ossoff, and Tiffany Trump.

Brennan argues the IndieWeb needs a ladder, not a purity test, with easy platforms as stepping stones toward fuller ownership.

Dave Winer shares a WordPress example app for rss.chat and keeps pushing inbound RSS as a way to break social web lock-in.

Roger tunes up his Squarespace blog for Blaugust with a post counter and a much beefier, cleaner blogroll setup.

CrazyKinux @crazykinux.bsky.social · 2w ago

Vacation Holiday over. Back from Mexico, 🇲🇽 and the most heat & humidity I’ve experienced in my life. I tried to stay away as much as possible from @bsky.app, but couldn’t help a few 👍🏻 and reposts. I did start putting together a list of posts, series and topics I’ll want to start publishing soon.

Tipa @chasingdings.com · 3w ago

Happy Sunday! Today's #DailyBlogroll comes from Tipa, Wilhelm, @wes.readonlymemo.com, Ellie, Marc, Bruce Schneier, Stargrace, @scarybooster.bsky.social, Bhagpuss, Dave Winer, Jamie Zawinski, Warner and more! westkarana.xyz #MMORPG #OpenWeb #RetroGaming #TabletopGaming

Stargrace’s Wurm Online Friendship Bay trip wraps with forge-side socializing, named animal prizes, and a very relatable ready-to-go-home energy.

Tipa says Captain Sonar was a total hit: turn-based tutorial maps, surprise torpedoes, and a kid-friendly party game nobody checks their phone during.

Wes rounds up early PlayStation 5 emulation buzz, plus more N64 recompilation, fan-translation, and MiSTer save-sync chatter.

Ashley Schofield argues Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike’s parry system is the real masterpiece, even if the roster and balance are gloriously messy.

Scarybooster turns Soulframe into pure battle-poetry, riffing on Wrath, Death, Doom, parries, mounts, and going full wildfire across Midrath.

Ellie finds Viewfinder’s climate-collapse story gives its puzzle-box simulation real weight, making this bleak little puzzler stick harder than usual.

Wilhelm crunches his 2026 gaming spreadsheet: EVE Online leads, but Stardew Valley, Forza Horizon 6, and Windrose are the ones still gaining ground.

Bhagpuss freewheels through a grab bag on memory, vaudeville, and music hall with the kind of digressive charm that makes the whole thing work.

Warner marks turning 70 with a short Sunday reading list on kids, meaning, politics, and Google’s culture, all filtered through birthday perspective.

Bruce Schneier’s weekly squid check-in points to Cape Cod’s beached squid and opens the floor for whatever security news he missed.

Jamie Zawinski responds to a new WordPress exploit with the nuclear option: disable REST, XML-RPC, oEmbed, JSONP, and even WordPress AI support.

Dave Winer shares rss.chat’s new firehose and JSON RSS experiments, then gives devs a pep talk about AI collaboration and protecting interop.

Rixx Javix @rixxjavix.bsky.social · 3w ago

I've been creating Eve content since 2008. If you enjoy the videos, wallpapers, podcasts, blog, and my artwork, using Creator Code "rixxjavix" at the Eve store is one of the easiest ways to help support what I do, at no extra cost to you. #tweetfleet #eveonline Thank you :)