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jrpgs that don't show the current AND max values of depletable stats like HP...

...why

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well, there's more than just sega genesis remasters, but that's what I was linked to it for.

lots of great work here

https://heckscaper.com/gst/ holy shit, this is a wild collection of remastered sega game music, recorded from the hardware and touched up. the Ristar release is absolutely incredible. it sounds so crisp!

call of duty 16 modern warfare 4

call of duty 4 modern warfare 4

wait, I should just use wasabi for that last bit

is it even worth dealing with Kubernetes on DigitalOcean?

admittedly it is a very attractive looking option, and I need private CI, maven repo and some object storage to toss shit into. the PSO2 project is getting very complex.

hey check this shit out [careens off a cliff designing a language grammar]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wAa2Ay3eVUQ oh man it's Realm of the Mad God but for bird furries

I have no doubt in my mind Trump is going to drag us into a war with Iran.

Good morning. Microservices architecture is farcical madness.

This is enough of me ranting at 3am. I have seen some shockingly incompetent architectural stuff over the last few years and it makes me want to write books on how bad this industry is at getting shit done.

The reason people make jokes about MongoDB is because cargo culting around it is a real fucking problem. It's not a silver bullet, just like microservices isn't a silver bullet.

And for that matter, GraphQL isn't a silver bullet either.

For the same reason, you don't need a NoSQL database like Cassandra unless you know you need one. Just create a new schema in your existing RDBMS and watch its performance closely. Chances are it works fine for your use case.

Not only is it maintenance hell inducing, it's just pointlessly wasteful.

If you can solve a business need by adding a route to your JAX-RS resource class, then just fucking do that. If it has scaling issues, then address them. But only when you know you need to.

You don't need to spin up 8 instances of a new application with its own interface and maintenance contract just for one HTTP route.