Shin Dayrue

@shindayrue.bsky.social

Dedicated father and husband. Gaming enthusiast and writer. Ardent supporter of human rights. Newcomer to Godot! Working on learning and building my first indie game, #ProjectEnvy

Hey friends! I wanted to give a quick update! I know I've been a lot more quiet. Between current national events and my wife's health, my mental health has cratered, so I've been in survival mode. Accordingly, I haven't made anywhere near the progress on #projectenvy as I had hoped.

Well friends, I finally have an update on my wife. She is back home with us, and she will temporarily be on a heart monitor so that the doctors can gather data to determine what exactly is going on. Here's hoping all goes well. I am just happy to have her home.

Highlight of the day: My daughter turned what could have been a really miserable situation for me into a hilarious one. Two women were arguing in the McDonald's parking lot, yelling obscenities at one another. My kid? She says, "Wow. Those ladies aren't very nice. They're naughty." I JUST-

a man wearing glasses is drinking from an orange cup with the number 63 on his shirt

ALT: a man wearing glasses is drinking from an orange cup with the number 63 on his shirt

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Apologies for being a bit more quiet these last few days, friends. Between my return to work and some fun family holiday adventures, I've been keeping busy! All is well, though! I continue to recover from my back procedure, and I continue to learn Godot!

May this holiday season bring you peace and tranquility in these trying times. May those of you who need healing and rest find it. May you make many wonderful memories you can hold dear.

Do you know how much CEO pay has skyrocketed since 1978? 100%? 500%? Try 1,085% Meanwhile, the $7.25/hr fed. minimum wage hasn't budged in 15 years and the tipped min. wage has been $2.13/hr since 1991. This is what I mean when I say the system is rigged.

CEO Pay Has Risen 1,085% Since 1978, But for Workers? Just 24% | Common Dreams

CEOs at top US companies saw their pay skyrocket by 1,085% since 1978, while typical worker pay only increased by 24%

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