I have a guest post on "IF in pop culture" at sub-Q Magazine: https://sub-q.com/author-guest-post-if-in-pop-culture-and-back-again-by-andrew-plotkin/
Be gay, make video games.
trends, but it's exclusively #knuckletats and #gameing
angel: it's a cold world
run by the worst people
and good men die for god knows what reason
we gotta take on, like, duties for one another, ya know?
Karen O is good
Wait who the fuck ate my plums?!
Just sharing this glorious webcomic because it's about 75 times better than how I had remembered it.
Also, a reminder: Wolverine is ridiculous.
By Gargamel's Jorts, I am eating with a spork today!!
Food, sort of Show more
Tired: software engineer
Wired: software ingénue
Here’s me talking about how games can tell stories, why Twitter was bad for my creative process, and my hopes for the future https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qkLkZaYSSYU
One time communion was canceled at my church because I ate a whole box of oyster crackers and drank a liter of Welch's in the kitchen at a lock-in two nights before and that's how you know I grew up Protestant
Amazing how people who are self-described "brutally honest" never seem to give out brutal complements or be brutally vulnerable.
They can't just be like "Hey @KitRedgrave that skirt looks motherfucking fabulous on you and if you don't like it, tough shit." or "Jesus Christ I am dying of nerves right now at this interview. Just telling it like it is, bruh."
A friend from long ago met an author I really like, and was thoughtful to get me a signed copy of a book and surprise-mail it to me. Verdict: people are good.
Since black Twitter is a thing, is there a black Mastodon yet?
and i said
what about
breakfast tiffany's
she said
we have
food at home
Have I Locked My Computer Or Does This Program Just Not Display A Progress Bar: The Linux Experience
@inmysocks
Macs are "user friendly" in that they simplify things by not bothering to show any "complicated" information to someone who wouldn't know what it means. To anyone who would find that information useful, it's the exact opposite of friendly.
Best of all, most chapters of the _Queer Bible Commentary_ also engage the most important old-school traditional “critical issues” for the books they engage, so I can use QBC as the students’ _only textbook_, instead of as “side reading.”