That’s a hell of a sentence, here, Mrs Muir. No wonder 2000+ people highlighted it. And yes, this book is half written as a second-person narrative, which is a very interesting choice that works super well in this case.
The Stochastic Game
Ramblings of General Geekery
It’s so funny to me that one of the #TTRPG arguments against fudging rolls is you should instead fudge rolling. That is: pick whether to roll and take that result, or not roll and choose the outcome. As if there was some big cosmic moral difference between the two 
Good morning! How’s your day going?
Museum-Worthy: “The clients loved the painting… they just had a couple of small suggestions”
Fede Alvarez is a solid director and I’m cautiously optimistic about this upcoming Alien movie… I’m only disappointed because I thought “Alien: Romulus” would be set in early Roman times, you know, with the sort of transposition they did with “Prey” for the Predator franchise. Oh well!
This OSNews article reminded me of the cool stuff you can do with laptops when they are designed to be repairable…
Last Friday I ran our second Monster of the Week #TTRPG adventure from (checks notes) three bullet points, one of which was added 5min before the game. It went great! I don’t like the system (PbtA is “meh” to me) but it’s fun! We’re aiming for a short 4/5-scenarios campaign.
I am totally making a #TTRPG scenario out of this: “The Curious Phenomenon of Nigeria’s Disappearing Penises“
Why bike lanes don’t make traffic worse: a pretty succinct break-down of our current understanding of urban behaviours.
15 Note Poly Tempo Pendulum. Pretty hypnotic!