The cycle is the same:

1) Watch a bunch of #AGDQ2023
2) Think about running one of my favourite #snes games
3) Realize I would probably rather rack the ROM than just speedrun it
4) Start thinking about #gamedev
5) Start down the road of a new side project that involves learning something related to #videogames

Maybe I can channel this energy this time into something interesting, rather than beating myself up over starting and shelving another side project.

When you hit a technical snag, document the solution. This is my flavour of documentation:

#blog #docker #debian #saveyourkeystrokes

https://www.davidwesst.com/blog/docker-build-hangs-on-apt-key-in-wsl2/

I am going to leave this here, courtesy of #dalle, myself, and my need for thumbnail art for my blog posts.

Fun fact: the best part about #aiart is writing the alt text.

#AGDQ2023 has started! If you are not aware, this is a week long Twitch stream where the #speedrunning community comes together to break games and raise buckets of money for the Prevent Cancer Foundation.

I recommend checking out the schedule, tuning in, and donating if you can. Great community and great cause!

https://gamesdonequick.com/schedule#current

Let's goooooooo!

Last night I played Citizen Sleeper on #xbox. But I did it on the couch on the #SteamDeck while my SO played her game on the big screen.

Just as I was hitting a conclusion of a quest, my battery hit 3%. So, put the deck aside and finished up the session on my phone.

There is something to this #cloudgaming y'all.

After a week of using #windows11 I have finally found some features thatI think make it better than #windows10.

Still unsure what makes it so special, but I appreciate the aesthetics, #winget, the updated #terminal, and the WSLg stuff.

However, I don't understand the cost considering the variety of free #linux flavours out there.

Anyone wanna share the secret "killer feature" in Windows 11 that I am missing?