I noticed that too and went back to the beginning to read out loud.

Probably good practice (especially since I messed up quite a bit) but also my throat is now raw...

Hope you get better soon

EXCEPT THIS MORNING! Right after I woke up, I realize I had played Fahrenheit and, after checking I was right, David Cage is also involved there!

This was just along the line of next iteration David Cage games and I could *feel* it playing the game xD

I continued playing and finished the introduction after which the credits started rolling showing that David Cage was indeed the director. Prompting the family member to wonder how I knew David Cage was involved despite having never played the game.

I dunno, I just knew I guess?

They booted a new game and handed me the controller and I started playing the introduction level. But at some point I grew frustrated enough with the controls that I half-yelled "Damn you David Cage!" earning a raised eyebrow from my family member.

I often doe this, with demonstrations, and then thinking of examples I hadn't seen or tested yet, to see if I understand something.

I think I have a decent grasp on it now :)

Pattern substitution
Shorthand
PHONY targets
Order-only prerequisites
Making directories
Overriding variables
Using environment variables
Automate anything and everything!

Wait, this one? It's great. Supports driverless printing so it works on any and every machine (even weird RAM only minimum Linux distros).

Probably not for (this) Thursday to be honest, but apparently there's a Quest for Glory fan game: Quest for Erasmus

bsky.app/profile/taco...