“Three Body Orbits: an atlas of periodic solutions to the three body problem”. That’s pretty neat! Some of these orbits are quite wild and pretty! And there’s a page where you can help the hunt for more solutions to the problem, too.

“Two Games With The Same Name Released At The Same Time, So They Decided To Work Together”: that’s the cute game-dev story you might need in these otherwise shitty game-dev times.

I got some replacement pads for my headphones, and now they feel all new again despite being 6+ years old. Yeah, I could get a replacement headband too.

“Elections Alberta reveals October referendum cost $84M, receives additional funds from legislature committee”: more fun times in Alberta.

“Alberta May Adopt a US Health-Care Billing System”: not just a “US-style” health-care. Danielle Smith wants the *actual* US health care billing system. She really is the worst, and I hope someone is really looking in depth at her finances.

“After Buying EA, Silver Lake and PIF Are Reportedly Now Seeking to Acquire Gaming Software Provider Unity”: Funny how the video game industry’s insistance on being taken “seriously” in the early 1990s led to this kind of shit happening every month now. And congratulations to Godot once again.

“Steam gets a boatload of restored Wing Commanders and Ultima ports after EA producer stumbles across cupboard of old tapes”: Wow EA did something good for once! But go grab those at GOG instead, you’ll thank me later. I already owned these games there, and apparently it’s a free update? Nice.

“Letterboxd in Negotiations to Be Acquired by New York Times Company”: Good luck to all of you who use and love Letterboxd… 😕😩

“These are the highlights from the 2026 federal budget”: the new federal budget was announced and this article does what it says on the tin.