Game Dev / Dad / ⬅️ Currently working on : @topplepop Previously : dystopia, blade symphony,, galacide, vr, ar, real-time 3d artist. https://xitter.cf/t.co/jvJFLXjodZ

Sydney, Australia
Joined March 2007
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Replying to @therealcliffyb
The clowns have short attention spans, like moths to a light bulb they will get distracted quickly
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The amo nt of technology and Intel Ukraine has gained while actively at war with Russia is huge, that you don't understand this is telling.
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Replying to @HasanMashu20
.... For real tho.
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Thanks for the interview 4gamer, from reading famitsu as a kid to getting interviewed by @4GamerNews for our game TopplePOP, feels good man.
「SENSE OF WONDER NIGHT 2025」のファイナリストに選出された「TopplePop」とはどんなゲームなのか? 開発者と立ち話をしたクイックインタビュー[TGS2025] 4gamer.net/games/516/G051697… キャラクターや色使いなど,カジュアルなインディーゲームだが,開発には長い期間と手間暇をかけている。
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Replying to @scottba18561737
Your image says more about you than him.
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Replying to @HaveeSnowball
Ideal Aussie, what's your point.
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Of course it's a staged event, he's a prime minister during a UN meeting you dork. The difference is he can pour a beer and doesn't need to grab people's hands to shake them.
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Roblox engages in a bunch of predatory behaviour towards kids with their monetisation, I'm all for keeping that from kids, GitHub being banned is brain-dead though, Lego play I'm unsure about.
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Replying to @NVIDIAGeForce
GeForce PC Week
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Replying to @thebigjohnnyd
Good review mate, i echo your thoughts on the industry as someone actively part of said place.
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I just heard about Viktor Antonov, my thoughts to those close to him, an artist who built the visual foundation of games like hl2 and dishonoured
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Good day for a coffee at Cairo in newtown
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When I went to Primary School my best friend was Vietnamese, half my class was Vietnamese. The other half were Greco-Italians with me and a couple fellow English kids thrown in. This was the 90s so very soon we had Albanian, Serbian and Croatian kids too. Their homes having been bombed to rubble in yet another ethnic conflict. Then the 2000s hit and our first Afghani student arrived for the same reason. Then I went to High School and this continued to get crazier, we had Sudanese and Somalis, we had indigenous Australians through the Ninti programs. We started getting a lot of Indian kids too, which continued into my first job at McDonalds, where half my managers and coworkers were Indian. A trend that continued into my career in telecommunications both sales and tech. So when… may I inquire, did Australia get ruined? 1950? 1960? 1970? Because I have lived in this country all my life. It has always been this way and I have adored my country this way despite all its faults for thirty years. Without the Vietnamese, Lebanese, Mediterranean (can’t use our actual term for it because it means something very different elsewhere) communities and the new groups coming now. What would our country be? I’d like to point out that one of our national heroes during the Eureka stockade was an escaped African American Slave. The people who helped us build the fort and feed us during the fight against the British were Chinese immigrants. The men who traded and transported the gold we mined were Arabs. Do you think those wild camels in the Territory just magically got there? You racist assholes need to learn your history, go outside and meet your fellow Aussies. You might be surprised at who you meet and what you learn.
I’m don’t recognize my country anymore. Anyone else feel the same.
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I care about lots of things, but bringing allegations and past stories of nonces to support the wacky idea that the pm is one, then attempting to somehow connect that to my morality is a deeply unserious attempt at distraction. We're done here, Spambot
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Why do you continue to ignore the fact that you're crying about albo doing his job as an advisor? Instead bringing up old misdeeds of dead pollies I don't care about?
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Yes he did, that's his job, that's one way of advising works, you're acting like this is news, when it's the equivalent of saying "this baker made some bread"
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You're the definition of uneducated, asking questions like "why did a policy advisor advise on policy" like it's some kind of gotcha, what an absolute clown.
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