TDungeonator

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TTRPG enthusiast, blogger, fiction writer, occasional game writer

Combolands is pretty dang good, if you're looking for small scale city builder games. Runs are quick, about 20-30 minutes, which is also nice. Much as I love me some Slay the Spire, devoting an hour or more to a single run is kinda... a lot.

It's interesting to think about how different types of cognition might influence art making. Like, I have aphantasia and I have to consciously remind myself to include visual descriptions in my writing.

FMA Brotherhood's depiction of Sloth is such a great representation of that sin. I can't remember which text my brain is pulling this from, but there was a monk who put sloth in terms of one's attitude to one's tasks rather than the amount of work done. You could be very busy and still slothful.

"I already boycott The New York Times/don't have a subscription, what can I do?" A lot! You can: * Share our call for boycott. Tell others about the NYT's role in trans genocide * Stop sharing NYT links, even to dunk on them * Pressure the pension/retirement funds invested in the NYT to divest

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"If trans people want a boycott of The New York Times, where's the call to do so?" Here is a declaration laying out how the NYT is a key driver of trans genocide, why boycotts work and why anyone who gives a damn about trans lives and rights must boycott The New York Times.

Scrolling YouTube. Sees a video: A Brief Analysis of Petscop. Sees also: Part 11. Sees also also: 2 hour run time. Also sees also: thumbnail of event not even 2/3 of way through Petscop. I think we have highly differing ideas of "brief."

‘Coyote vs. Acme’ includes a message in the film’s end credits thanking the audience for saving the film: “Dedicated to everyone who posted, shared, held up signs and spoke out when it counted. This film made it to the big screen because of you.”

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If ever I wanted to explicate Deleuze, I'd probably use Final Fantasy X. It's got it all: virtual objects; the fractured ego; repression arising from repetition; the contraction, preservation, and rupturing of time... Heck, I wouldn't be surprised if the writers were directly influenced by Deleuze.

Gary, Indiana is 77% percent Black. Thousands have been without power for nearly two weeks. Many are without safe water. Yet every data center is operational & using enormous amounts of both power and water. This is what oligarchy looks like. Everyone suffers so the 1% can make even more.

Panorama of Hell sure is a hell of a manga. It's grotesque (as one might imagine) and is surprisingly, uh... subtle isn't the right word... the grotesquery isn't just for show, is what I'm trying to say. It's like an onion, so to speak, grounded in history and Buddhist metaphysics.

Saw a vid of Cantonese chef preparing scrambled eggs with salt, oil, sugar, and chicken bullion in the eggs before scrambling. I didn't have the bullion on hand, but even without it, those were some dang good scrambled eggs.

"If trans people want a boycott of The New York Times, where's the call to do so?" Here is a declaration laying out how the NYT is a key driver of trans genocide, why boycotts work and why anyone who gives a damn about trans lives and rights must boycott The New York Times.

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Getting deeper into the Draw Steel tutorial adventure and I like how tense the combat feels. Granted, some of it might be because it locks abilities behind checkpoints and some of it might be because we went with three casters and a tank, but hey. It's nice to feel in danger.

Today I learned that there are teachers who think "LMNOP" is a problem in the alphabet song, which is woefully misguided, because the actual problem in the alphabet song is obviously Double-U, which needs to be changed to a two-syllable word. I propose uWu.