We have been informed that despite what you may have learned from Air Bud, the NFL does actually have rules that prevent dogs from playing football. Also, it does not appear that the Seahawks need an adorable Spaniel to beat San Francisco.

Glad you’re enjoying the games, but Pluto TV is Paramount Skydance, which is why I uninstalled it months ago.

"No one would dare oppose us if we annex the Sudetenland. We will do as we want."

Until of course, fearless leader and his propaganda minister both end up shooting themselves in the head when their failure is inescapable.

Now, I'm not goofy. I went and tried my hand at bookbinding to make a custom book from some pages. No one is going to do that but me. But what if you could get a PDF out and send it to Blurb or Lulu to get something cool and custom? Or if I do it for you and just dropship you your custom planner?

But it wasn't capable of doing that kind of formatting and needed a complete overhaul to even attempt that. Plus all of the paper creation, etc. But I've done a lot of that overhaul. Right now it's just capable of putting multiple pages within a single print page, but there's more to come.

I came back to it again a few years ago and rewrote it to use SVG for everything and the paper quality got better, but it still wasn't what I really wanted. I would love to have an engine capable of printing an entire planner like you would buy from Hobonichi, Midori, TRAVELER'S COMPANY, etc.

I think we should retcon this to be the start of Space: 1999 (which probably always should have been a comedy anyway).

I wanted to start small on an emulator so I bought what was well reviewed, handled consoles/handhelds up through the PS1/Gameboy Advance era, cost approx $50, and I could get shipped from a US warehouse so I wasn't going to have surprise tariffs. The Anbernic RG35XX H hit all of those bullet points.

The first nine hours I did game development using Phaser and links to my two streams are here:
www.youtube.com/live/LLPpVL7...
www.youtube.com/live/CX52D-z...

After that I just played games online on BoardGameArena and in person (I have some good solo games), plus a little Super Mario World too.

Just finished Four Thousand Weeks by Oliver Burkeman and it's an antidote to a lifetime spent on Getting Things Done and an endless cycle of trying to do *waves hand* everything.

Um. It’s great that someone “reissued” this public domain novel but let’s just encourage people to go download it for free instead: www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/66829

I only watch movies like this with a host and two robots making fun of it from the front row.

Banning "White Fragility" is like chef's kiss for a complete lack of self awareness.