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  1. Labyrinth: The Adventure Game is the most gorgeous book I've picked up. I'm a little scared to run it because it is very rules-lite but my wife LOVES Labyrinth and I couldn't resist. Someone suggested running it with , tempting since I just received the Troika! supplement, Acid Death Fantasy.

  2. Well I did it. I self-hosted on my cluster. It's time to move my party off .

    Moving to the 5e fork as soon as it's out of playtest.

    I was going to go full FOSS as I usually do, with , but eh not sure if I'm ready for that lift.

  3. I completed the first draft of my first blog post ever for my personal gooseandquill.blog! It's a tutorial that covers setting up rootless on then writing and building your first package to produce a container image runnable on Podman and . I'm looking for beta readers!

    Because I run at home, I plan to launch my blog with a little overengineered fun courtesy of ! It uses and under the hood.

  4. I accept the fragmentation. Posting , stuff to Twitter was so foolish because where are the folks? They're here.

  5. I can't help but try out every new tool. I've been using to manage all my non- project dependencies. I'm a big fan: the jetpack.io team is so responsive to feedback. Gave a try today which is similar but uses their own rolling release "stability" channels. You get your pick of triweekly, weekly, or monthly freshness.

    Should I do a blog post comparison of @domenkozar's devenv.sh, flox, and Devbox? 🤔

  6. This month in The Inner Loop I tackle myths and misconceptions from claims is just too complex to the early death of . The Cabinet of Curiosities at the bottom is the home of , and fun tools like @kinopio resources.garden.io/kubernetes

  7. Gregor Kiczales is the person who first got me excited not just about programming but that it was possible a silly young art student like me could even learn programming using the paradigm for designing programs step by step, function by function. A source of wisdom whether you're writing in or . Such a calm comforting voice too youtube.com/watch?v=0iD5iM64iEo

  8. Currently obsessed with all things and . I'm also reading Learning Helm written by @mattfarina, Josh Dolitsky and Matt Farina, which is also just a fantastic intro to and how we got here

  9. One of the things I like about is it's a fantastic fallback when friends won't join me on or because it just uses SMTP and IMAP. The only difference they notice is I write much shorter emails without the salutation and valediction

  10. I was an purist but is actually kind of lovely in how smoothly you can cherry pick, merge, squash and re-order commits. Check out this demo of new features from GitHub Universe 2022: youtube.com/watch?v=qUYkRWGWntE

  11. Does anyone regularly cycle off their medication? I'm in the minority taking but I usually take the weekend off every week. I turn into a lump all weekend but it feels good to rest

  12. Here's my belated . and books and a book on from my wife's time in an all-female tiny house building workshop