Had a high-point today.

I can remember tamagotchis being around, and today I played team-based Capture the flag(beanbag) on a basketball court.

Quickweather Has decent radar and info.

But I still like and use the 5-day forecast graphs from Forecastie

Ads are done as a concept.

Could adopt the Wikimedia style metric of “If each person donated $2.70” That quantifies the amount needed for bandwidth and other running costs.

Or the yucata.de method of having a yearly donor tier list, that shows which users are in each of the 3 donor-level bands. Also shown as individual donor-level flair on each user page.

This week, Big Buck Bunny. Libre animation of a chill rabbit, who is probably the last person to push around.

Also a DnB doco, The Rest is History - The Early Days of Jungle & Drum n Bass. Tracks DnB genres, nights, shops, and history from the early rave/Acid House parties to around 2000.

I played this at a mates house for a total of 7 minutes. No OP Oddjob in sight.

Goldeneye 007, N64.

The hype! The praise! The lack of mouse control!!

8 million kids using a twiddly joystick, and thinking it was good.

It’s an awful FPS experience.

* The facade of cool was actually a frog-mouthed monster.

And if this was your childhood fave, I’m jk.

So this black cat has been hanging out the back for two days. Fed it a couple of times. Will see if it has a home and takes off.

It’s good looking, hungry, and friendly.

One of the best quotes about Free Software, was how it is essentially using the same principles as Judo, use the opponents momentum against them.

The way Free Software uses full, restrictive copyright to create a permissive, free sharing-based copyright is an excellent example of the technique within many Judo throws.

I can’t remember where this quote was from, and a quick search found nothing. Maybe someone else can pinpoint it.