Jessica @cat@awoo.space

What exactly was the point in video games where rendering shallow depth of field became performant and good looking enough that it’s in everything now?

“gourmet” leftover breakfast of hummus and eggs on toast with a small side of chickpea fries today

I feel like it was only a matter of time this wedding week but I seem to have managed to get sick

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it’s especially interesting when you end up there unexpectedly because your veg-friendly suggestion of like, Indian or something was uh, “too exotic”

it’s interesting leaving your little bubble of known veg-friendly places occasionally and realising how rubbish most places are at making interesting vegetarian food when the skill ceiling is so blatantly high

…so, let me get this straight, that one anime streaming website is US$6.95/mo (AU$9.06) in the US, CA$6.95/mo (AU$7.10) in Canada, or …AU$10.99/mo in Australia?

me whenever someone posts a detailed raid map

resigning myself to the concept that I may never get to play Destiny 2’s co-op content in a context that isn’t someone with a big strategy post open trying to be done with the thing as quick as possible

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……ok

@tom charles entertainment

It’s taken me this long to realise the default alert haptic setting on iPhones equipped with Taptic Engine is to mirror the sound of the alert or ring tone it’s accompanying, which is really quite a cool touch

“let’s make a device whose back is rounded-off glass so it has very little friction, and when placed on a couch or bed will inevitably find a way to the ground” - some arsehole

gold is the original crypt currency

It’s high nyoom

Gran Turismo 4 remains a good game that I’m not very good at

“Jess why the heck did you import an EyeToy fitness game from Cyprus?”

To get this nearly impossible to get lens attachment, of course! Used by uh, two games (“EyeToy: Kinetic” and “EyeToy: Kinetic Combat”), IIRC

when was the last time you held a sealed PlayStation®2 game?