I am genuinely jealous of your legacy.

For the initial desktop/browser version at least, no accounts/logins. No data is kept on a server. No Google sign ins. You just use it. What you do in it is none of my business. It will support OD&D, B/X BECMI, AD&D and 2nd edition. If that interests you, watch this space.

What it DOES do, is help you track weight, time and time-sensitive equipment/spells, fatigue, weather. It knows the climate, season, the terrain, the moon phase (if you care about that) and keeps a log and state you can save offline. 2/2

What I'm working on: It's a GM facing companion app. It doesn't replace the table, it's not a VTT, far from it. Not a single rules dice roll is being made - you roll your own bones. 1/2

He wouldn't pass on Maclane and the video knew it!

Holy shit, well done @JennyENicholson !

You seen the Grand Poe yet? We could go anywhere from here.

Glorious! youtu.be/JQnQ0HJ_VeU?si=eF6g…

That Grand Poe looks NUTS! Is it wearing a wedding dress? Are they giving the Grand Poes individual personalities? youtube.com/watch?v=tTNosQAZ…

This was patching an Ubuntu VM and Docker.

BEFORE they bowed out 'officially' I spotted in my patching that there name was wiped clean off the pool already. The patches aren't just 'fixing' their mistake, it's erasing them.

So better late than never, I got hooked on my first Rush song today. Yes, I was always very aware of Tom Sawyer but it was always just 'fine' to me. I just heard Animate. Holy fucking shit!

How he got is name is not something that needed explaining. He can be born with it like everyone else. We also don't need to know how he heard about Tatooine/Jabba. See also: His gun and Chewie's bandoleer. People can just have stuff or get stuff off screen, its OK!

Mass Effect 2 released 16 years ago, and was the last game they made that was worth a shit. The writing was on the wall a long time ago, unfortunately. I mourned Bioware then. Whatever has died now isn't them.

"Boob window refraction" is the first thing that came to mind.

It's disrupting a corporate class barrier. Obviously everyone rightly worries about AI's effects on the skilled lower echelons, but the upside is stuff like this, IMO. 2/2

See that's not how I read that. 'executive vice president' is not a 'tech person'. This feels like the executive/management class lamenting they can't make the monkey dance any more. Skilled people will reach for AI do to anything perceived as corporate word salad/busywork. 1/2

Been quiet on the design front for a while as IRL has taken over a bit, but I'm currently working on a free web app that OSR/D&D folks may find useful. Watch this space!