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I knew you had good taste.

The first shot of Castle Grayskull should not have a lens flare.

The one thing I like about it is that it can slow down the travel through a space and give you time to really see the environment. It can potentially reveal things from the top of the screen interestingly. Generally boring though.

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Maybe starts as one and becomes the other? Pretty sure I’ve seen that movie.

But one with a hat!

Someone get this man a hat!

There's a lesson in here, and the people who hate yellow paint aren't gonna like it.

Sounds like quitter talk.

People have been wanting to talk with me about The Beginner's Guide and I could not be happier to revisit this game and give it the deep dive it deserves. The Beginner's Guide is about many different things and they're all interesting and beautiful, at every layer. blog.giovanh.com/blog/2026/06...

Careful, he’s a biter.

Live a little.

Iunno, seems legit

This is a really great breakdown, well worth reading.

On the plus side it does suggest that for a time we had a more correct ratio of funding for space exploration.

F for Fake along with The Lifespan of a Fact really made me confront (and continue confronting) my feelings about the responsibility of creators to audiences when the expectations come from the form of the creation (documentary, essay) itself. I still think about it roughly once a week.

There is a peace and comfort that comes over me while watching episodes of Poirot that I wish for everyone to experience, through whatever medium you wish.

Every time you read a story like this (which is way too often), keep in mind that there is a real plaintiff and a real defendant seeking some kind of legal relief that was worth spending thousands of dollars to pursue that is being delayed or dismissed because their lawyer was a dipshit.

Most of the time I drift around in a kind of temporal figure state living somewhere between 1994 and 2026, but seeing a man in full business suit wearing a backpack and riding to work on his electric scooter shocks me back to now.