Notices by Christine Lemmer-Webber (cwebber@octodon.social), page 15

Read this story to @mlemweb who liked it, but admittedly it was kind of a difficult story to read out loud!

@dthompson I mean... I get excited about such things...

but I probably am boring as hell

@bgcarlisle They say that now, but just wait till their baking measurements come out all wrong.

I wrote a short story about love and loss and networks: Rogue Processes https://dustycloud.org/misc/rogue-processes.pdf

(CW: story is not about suicide, but it is mentioned)

@greyor @roptat I like Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup quite a bit. Try the tutorial mode!

You may also like https://te4.org/

"Someone told me once these words:
whenever I cross your path,
something unexpected comes.
I couldn't refrain a smile."

-- a piece of poetry from the game Harmonist

Thanks to @roptat for introducing me to Harmonist, a coffee-break sized stealth roguelike https://harmonist.tuxfamily.org/

It's so much fun! And exactly what I was looking for!

@roptat This is positively perfect!

@roptat OMG!

@feonixrift I think hyperrogue is definitely a roguelike

Though! it can definitely last a lot longer than 5 minutes (though it usually doesn't for me, lol)

what if

no

Roguelike idea: 5 minute roguelike

coffee-break-length roguelike for between tasks that isn't long enough to suck you in

Can it be done and still feel meaningfully like a roguelike?

@zenhack @emacsen #datashards on irc.freenode.net is the one that exists for now

Man who works for the New York Times writing articles about why people are too sensitive finds obscure comment about him on the internet and tries to pressure author to take it down because it hurt his feelings https://www.esquire.com/news-politics/a28829576/bret-stephens-bedbug-david-karpf-interview/

@bitpuffin @mray no but the meeting minutes will eventually appear on https://w3c-ccg.github.io/meetings/