Tim Aidley
@tim.aidley.com
"A distinctively Timmy blob" https://tim.aidley.com/ (He/Him)
Yeah, this sounds about right. Not sure if Toon or Paranoia came first. In any case I don't remember a single game of either of them that didn't very quickly descend in to chaos.
My first 5 TTRPGs were: Red Box D&D Traveller Dragon Warriors MERP Toon I think, but other than the first of those, I'm not sure the order.
So once, years ago, I was seeing this woman and it was late so we ordered some Mexican food. But the restaurant closed so the order was cancelled. Instead we choose Chinese food, and we were hungry so we put in some shameful orders.
If you want to see an actual working flying car, check out the PlaneDriven PD2, a converted Glasair Sportsman. youtu.be/al2OtSuD5SQ?... It solves a couple of issues with small planes: First, you can fly between airports, but how do you get to and from your actual destination when you get there?
Plane Driven PD-2: Roadable Aircraft Trip Report - May 2013
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Edward Fox has a great selection of cravats in 'Day of the Jackal' (1973)
I had a fess published a few years ago about how I couldn't connect with my lifelong pals cos all they wanted to do was booze and take coke. I told them how I felt, turned out they thought the same and now we climb Munro's on Sundays. Lads, talk to your pals.
I went to a Cheesecake Factory for the first time today, and I bet it was more fun before they started putting the calories on the menu.
I think this will be great. I used to work just off Oxford St, and it would have been wonderful to be able to just easily move between shops on opposite sides without having to do the Frogger thing.
Oxford Street will be pedestrianized on October 26th with permanent elements to be completed next year. Here are the first renderings.
American cities are getting left behind just like American automakers are.
Oxford Street will be pedestrianized on October 26th with permanent elements to be completed next year. Here are the first renderings.
Time to try and fix the TV. Hopefully this will go better than my attempt to replace the battery in my phone. Should be fine. TV manufacturers tend to use screws rather than glue.
I skipped high school to buy tickets for The Phantom Menace. The following day my Dad asked ," how was school?" I replied, " It was fine " He then threw this newspaper at me and asked , " how the fuck would you know?" He was so pleased with himself that I didn't actually get in trouble.
One of the turn signals / indicators on our car needed its light changing, so I thought it would be a good idea to answer the old question: "How many Software Engineers does it take to change a light bulb?".
I'm just going to sleep and my wife says: "Goodnight darling - I'll see you in Valhalla" and now I'm not sure what to think
[job interview] interviewer: so god killed all your kids? job: that's right
Completed this monster commission a couple weeks ago! All hand-painted, this vintage arcade cabinet is going to a good home soon. #indiegame #art #mural #gamedev
In 1999/2000 I wrote a WWI aerial combat game along with a couple of colleagues, and called 'Hunt for the Red Baron'. I've always had a soft spot for it, and I've finally got a port of it that runs in the browser; have a look here: tim.aidley.com/projects/hun... Best played with mouse and keyboard
Hunt for the Red Baron - Resurrected!
Over a period of around 9 months in 1999/2000, I wrote a WWI aerial combat game. You can now play it live in a browser!
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no game dev skill is more important than making up your fuckin mind
I think 20yr old me would be pretty pleased, but (and IIRC correctly this might depend on whether it was early or late 20) very concerned that I appeared to be a godless heathen.
Would 20 y/o you be impressed or disappointed by you today?
Petition to add 'What was the first programming language you ever used?' in to the 2030 census
Some of those that work forces Are the same that fuck horses
FBI Reportedly Loosens Hiring Rules So ‘Prostitution and Bestiality’ Are No Longer ‘Automatic Disqualifiers’
we need to invent a term for that unsettling feeling when, after years of listening, you finally learn what your favorite podcasters look like
This makes me worry somebody is planning to put the Suez Canal out of commission.
“.. With Saudi oil now blockaded, Americans are about to discover why maintaining stability in the Middle East and not handing it to a consortium of Russia and Iran was always important.” @jayinkyiv.bsky.social
Whenever someone mentions Charlie Kirk my brain sings it to the Charlie Chalk theme tune. youtu.be/kZOqLaxJVZE
Charlie Chalk - TV Theme & Intro
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