Adam Rosenberg's Net-Force

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[WIP] and hired gun in the video games industry. Background in editorial, marcomm, production, and creative. Lover of dogs, music, video games, geeky shit, cannabis, my biofamily, my chosen family, mental health, and kindness. wherewasigoing.pika.page

Doing work that involves playing in-development video games can a headache when annoying technical issues pop up. But sometimes it's also just happening upon a quest-giver who is working normally except they're sunk halfway into the floor, and those moments make any frustration worth it.

"In 1979, my father Roy Ayers went on an extraordinary three-week tour with the Afrobeat pioneer amid extreme violence in Nigeria. Three band members recount the unforgettable trip." ‘Bass on one shoulder, bow and arrows on the other’ — life with Fela Kuti on history’s most dangerous tour:

‘Bass on one shoulder, bow and arrows on the other’: life with Fela Kuti on history’s most dangerous tour

In 1979, my father Roy Ayers went on an extraordinary three-week tour with the Afrobeat pioneer amid extreme violence in Nigeria. Three band members recount the unforgettable trip

theguardian.com

SPLATOON RAIDERS man. So much smart design. You finish the game and it does do that Destiny thing of not only unlocking whole new systems for buildcrafting and game elements to support them. I don't need/want a season pass but I'd gladly buy expansion DLC offering more ways to play with that depth.

Just randomly thought back on the time we had to get the roof replaced and at the end of the job they did this with a gutter spout that clearly goes to an underground drain (you can see the hole even here!) and then tried to convince us that the work was done.

The exterior corner of a house. A gutter drain that looks like it should be feeding into the ground curves sharply outward toward the lawn when it gets to the ground level.