@captainarcee yesss I don't have time to try it on my phone yet but I put it on there and I'm imagining how the controls are gonna work, it's gonna be wild to see 😂 thinking about trying to connect a controller via Bluetooth for it.
Sega is discontinuing support for 9 retro games that were ported to iOS and Android years ago -they've made them all free and removed in-app purchases. I just grabbed Crazy Taxi, Golden Axe Classics, Super Monkey Ball - check out the list here and grab them in the app stores asap before they disappear, there's Streets of Rage and Sonic too, etc: https://www.theverge.com/news/688167/sega-retro-games-forever-program-free-download-ios-android-crazy-taxi-sonic
Ctrl-ZINE is an independent smol web project, and its Issue 17 Vol. 2 happens to contain pieces by two of my favorite people on the fediverse. @rootcompute has a great piece here about his time on and thoughts about the fediverse, and @ttntm wrote a love letter to one of my own favorite games here, Diablo II.
Any time I hear anyone say 'content' or 'consume' when they're talking about looking at art or listening to music or watching a film, I instantly tune out and have no interest in what they have to say. When people think of things in those terms, it's gross and I'm out. Don't do that. Don't call it 'consuming' 'content'. Don't use that phony, bullshit lingo. Call it what it is-- art, music, or film and that you're viewing it, or listening to it, or watching it. Be a human. Not a corporation.
My theory is that there was so much UFO activity in the 90s because the aliens were pretty impressed at all the great albums coming out around that time
Started Scanners today as I realized recently I haven't seen it-- one of the few (David, now that his kids make flicks) Cronenberg things I haven't seen. So good. Only about a third or a fourth of the way through, psyched to finish. That head exploding scene, and Michael Ironside, too. Wild stuff
Fascinating experiments done with humans and ants.
"Unsurprisingly, the cognitive abilities of humans gave them an edge in the individual challenge, in which they resorted to calculated, strategic planning, easily outperforming the ants.
In the group challenge, however, the picture was completely different, especially for the larger groups. Not only did groups of ants perform better than individual ants, but in some cases they did better than humans."
Apparently we think at about 10 bits per second. It can go up slightly, but that's all still filtering the trillions of external stimuli that are all around us and being perceived by our nervous system. Pretty wild, man
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