| tech | emacs, linux, pascal, scheme, mainframe, assembler, forth |
| politics/religion | sometimes liberal, sometimes not, but live and let live |
| fan of | Star Trek, Orville, Star Wars, NCIS*, The Expanse, Babylon 5, Star Gate 1, good Sci Fi |
| quote | "I like your Christ. I do not like your Christians. Your Christians are so unlike your Christ." -- Gandhi didn't say this, but it's still a good point. |
@massivelyop Reincarnation is nice and building up character power is helpful, but it has some problems. Main being differences in ability vs newer characters and the over emphasis on leveling fast to reincarnate again. Both fragment the player base.
I don't know if level scaling as in SWTOR would make any sense.
Personally, I am attached to my main characters and enjoy the respec opportunity of the reincarnation. Tired of melee? Reincarnate as a sorcerer. Etc.
NaaS β No-as-a-Service
No-as-a-Service (NaaS) is a simple API that returns a random rejection reason. Use it when you need a realistic excuse, a fun βno,β or want to simulate being turned down in style.
β from @hothead
β https://github.com/hotheadhacker/no-as-a-service
#naas #noasaservice #api #webdev #http #json #random #web #no #reaction #js #javascript #nonsense #asaservice #joke
We don't see Tandy appearances very often any more but here are a couple. "Terror Out of the Sky" has a TRS-80 Model I and "The 'Burbs" gives the Tandy 3000 its debut Starring-the-Computer appearance.
http://www.starringthecomputer.com/newsitem.html?i=2026-02-14%2014:55
RE: https://mastodon.online/@brianbilston/116068144655794927
The spiritual ancestor of John Coulton's Code Monkey!
In a move that has delighted fans of classic science fiction, Warner Bros. Discovery has begun uploading full episodes of the iconic series Babylon 5 to YouTube, providing free access to the show just as it departs from the ad-supported streaming platform Tubi. The transition comes at a pivotal time for the series, which has [β¦]
Random Mandelbrot
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Starring the Computer
Paco Hope
Dgar
Martin Bishop