Kieran Mc 🚟

@kjmci.me

Australian digital product strategist in London. Lover of tech, craft beer, urbanism, and Cities: Skylines - I help run @cslmodd.ing. He/him, 🏳️‍🌈

Drew is doing incredible work on his site, and I’ve witnessed his commitment to getting things like primary translations to be sure he’s not relying on deep fried sources. This absolutely isn’t my niche, but I devoured this article. Click, read, learn something, love it!

Drew Mackie@drewgmackie.bsky.social · 4d ago

The instruction manual did not lie! It's just that the dream machine is never fully explained in SMB2 proper. The answer, as with all things, lies in Doki Doki Panic. www.thrillingtalesofoldvideogames.com/blog/dream-m...

Microsoft has piled their beautiful idiot son, Forms, with so much AI bloat. I just want to make a little survey, stop pulling my cursor's focus to your suggestions and auto-fills. I know what I want to ask, please, my inputs, they are very sick.

ANTHROPIC: Our son loves humanity and for the low price of trillions and trillions of dollars will usher in an era of unprecedented peace and prosperity! OPENAI: Our horrible oafish son is hacking web sites without our permission. ANTHROPIC: (eyes narrowing) Our son is also evil

One more I’m hoping to get published today before I go on holiday tomorrow: Willen House, a former key manufacturer HQ on Bath St EC1V that’s in the process of being converted into student accommodation Then, I think it’s time for a break to work on my Steam backlog rather than my asset backlog.

A daylight screenshot of the Willen House building recreated in Cities: Skylines IIA nighttime aerial screenshot of the Willen House building recreated in Cities: Skylines II

*faint ukulele music plays in background* 🍔 RELEASED: Belcher Residence (Bob's Burgers) This signature mixed-use building includes a lightly modelled interior, an animated neon sign, 20 possible Burger of the Day chalkboards, and three "Grand Opening" banners with variable spawn probabilities.

Belcher Residence (Bob's Burgers) - Paradox Mods

A signature mixed-use residential building featuring a ground floor burger restaurant with a single family residence above

mods.paradoxplaza.com

The flagshagging livery aside, the worst thing about this is that they insist on putting "GBR" everywhere the rail symbol is used - meaning you get this weird, off-balanced application in a position that naturally lends itself to a large, central placement that perfectly suits a network's logo.

A photo of a Class 357 train in GBR livery. On the yellow-painted front end, the rail symbol and the letters "GBR" have been applied poorly An NS train with the logo centred on the front of the vehicle without additional textA DB train with the logo centred on the front of the vehicle without additional textAn SBB train with the logo centred on the front of the vehicle without additional text

Have I gotten older and realised there are bigger things to worry about, or has customer service for basics improved greatly? Can't remember the last time I had to make a proper complaint about my phone, or internet, or power... and the rare times I've raised an issue it's like "oh that's fixed now"

These things look hideous - very specifically American in design (as noted by the author). Not sure I really want to feel like I'm passing through a security cordon to access a rural station (also if they're being left open all the time do they need to be so imposing?)

Railway fare evaders face a tougher challenge with new design ticket barriers

Chiltern Railways is trialling intelligent barriers that detect unpaid journeys, tailgating and forced entry without slowing down the morning rush.

ianvisits.co.uk