I keep hearing about “living dungeons” being great #TTRPG adventure locations, but I didn’t really see the point until I learned about the Japanese water scavenger beetle. This sounds absolutely great. Especially this kicker:
Speed is “imperative to success,” report the authors. If the beetles are in any way delayed, digestive juices will kill them.
The view up here is ridiculously pretty. A river of clouds is leisurely drifting by below us.
Hello! Are you having a good day? No fluffy boy today but a nice change of scenery!
The greatest trick the devil played in the 21st century was make tech bros believe that content moderation was censorship.
The Canadian transition to EVs is going to be fun, given this emerging hot-potato game of “who will build the charging infrastructure?” I just hope the federal government cracks down on proprietary chargers, special apps, and other nonsense the car industry will be tempted to do.
This Parisian public transit project has been in talks for decades, and most lines will only open in the next several years, but it’s nice to see its completion getting within reach. A good city invests in non-car transit options and Paris has been doing very well on that front these past 10 years.
Good morning! Did you have your nice refreshing water puddle bath yet?
In addition to the Dungeon Fantasy RPG Bundle of Holding going on currently, Douglas Cole’s own’s DFRPG products are also on sale until early January! #ttrpg
Wait what? The first World of Goo is 15 years old?!! Anyway… nice to see they’re making a second one!
Nice to hear that e-books did not kill printed books, but complemented them. Most libraries, and independent ones at that, have apparently been doing quite well over the last few years.