Jessica @cat@awoo.space

[neo turf masters menu voice] which of these is your dad?!

so has anyone reviewed the crash bandicoot remasters for Switch yet? do they hold up after the port?

remember when tweets had a character limit

hey um PSA, please don’t fucking put me in a twenty-five mention tweet of “cool people to follow” without asking?

wait, was CoffeeScript a “coffee’s for closures” joke this whole time?

wow, that run was incredible!

weird hearing the later, harder bits of the Celeste soundtrack on stream and tensing up like I’m about to die 300 times 😅

super excited to see Celeste being run… 👀

you’re not a real gamer if the OpenTTD baseset isn’t installed in the system-level “Application Support” folder

it’s been 111 months since OpenTTD shipped with a single-player AI and I’m still sad about it

what if I fan-translated the Japanese-exclusive Macintosh version of Transport Tycoon Deluxe back into English

an interesting thing is this license seemingly requires you to include *their splash screen, unmodified* in any projects which use any part of their project? even if you just wanted to borrow their input handling routine

and when this license doesn’t work out? well, you pack it all in and release future versions without any source code, only passing it on to a single person for ongoing maintenance

it’s a real shame

what happens when, in 2008, your community console hack project is being sold by unscrupulous companies? you write this (likely unenforceable) license to replace the GPL, I guess

you can get source for some, rather old, versions of Free MCBoot, but if you want the current version with bug fixes and support for booting from the internal HDD, that’s closed source baby and will never not be

occasionally extremely sad that the PS2 homebrew scene has been so burned by GPL compliance issues that all the important tools which were once open-source have gone closed-source and are now sporadically maintained by people who are utterly burned out on it

hauteplug

PagerDuty integration which donates $1,000 to GDQ every time there’s a production issue