Knowledge Revenge.

dragon meat, you, and me

discovered a dog called Sock today. short for Socrates. if you even care

update: here is the boy!

ever since i was a little girl i knew i wanted to be a wretched old man

Once upon a time a small rat walked into my web...

Get shigeo'd idiot

HOUSE OF THE DRAGON (2022—)

Vlobs gets some big changes and upgrades

Vlobs casual arcade puzzle game gets an upgrade to version 1.1 on Linux and Windows PC. This is the brainchild of the ingenious minds behind Lost Minds, where ideas come to life. Available for all on Steam. Vlobs is an addictive casual arcade puzzle game for Linux that will keep you hooked for hours. A unique and polished style that combines puzzle-solving with an exciting arcade experience. In this relaxing puzzle challenge, your task is to connect groups of colorful Vlobs in unique ways. As you dive into gameplay, you'll find amazing mechanics and strategies to improve your play style. See how many points you can score before the board fills up. Plus, as you progress further, you'll also encounter new colors, mysterious powers, and unlock a second game mode. But wait, there's more! The latest version 1.1, comes with fantastic changes and upgrades to make your adventure even better. Now, you can earn combo multipliers for taking risks and balancing rewards. Keep an eye on the new upcoming Vlob display to plan your moves strategically. And with the improved score display, you'll feel like a true arcade champion while you track your current group score and combo. Think you're the best Vlobs player out there? Version 1.1 introduces a global high scores leaderboard where you can compare your skills with other players from around the world. But that's not all that's new. Prepare yourself for the lock block mechanic, which adds a keen twist to later levels. You'll unlock and lock blocks to create mind-boggling patterns.

Vlobs 1.1 Trailer

Oh, and let's not forget about the awesome visual effects that come with the improved special powers! They'll leave you in awe as you unleash their mysterious abilities on the Vlobs. To make things even more exciting, the game now tracks and shows your stats in the main menu. Keep an eye on your progress and see how you're improving over time. The Vlobs team has been hard at work to bring you a better gaming experience. With an engine update, you'll enjoy improved performance, stability, and compatibility. Plus, the levels have been adjusted to create a smoother difficulty curve, making the title even more balanced and fair. And guess what? Your best score is now saved along with your score level. That means you can easily keep track of your achievements and strive to beat your personal records. There is also a fix for a few bugs to ensure everything runs smoothly. The connection selection vignette now updates correctly when the board rotates or resizes. Your previous Vlob will be restored after using a special power, and the cursor location won't be lost when changing your mobile device's orientation. So, are you ready to dive into the world of Vlobs and take on this puzzle adventure? Start strategizing your moves and show the world your puzzle-solving skills. Taking on hours of addictive fun to become a true champion. Available on Steam in v1.1 on Linux and Windows PC. Priced at $4.99 USD / £4.29 / 4,99€.

happy valentines day!! they're really like this.

"I'll take his hand and try to pull him inside with me."

children of the gods

honestly the funniest part of tmagp 8 is the poor ta who had to grade that paper. "see me" is code for "i cannot say 'what the fuck' in the official gradebook"

giving the people what they want (jokes about spreadsheets)

anyway, Twst continues to prove that it is aimed at me specifically by giving us not one, but now TWO extended scenes of characters being incredibly difficult about signing an NDA. you just don't get this anywhere else.

oh boy, i’m so glad the semester is over and i passed discrete math. i never have to think about set theory again. now let’s watch this 2 hour video on what counts as a mario game, which will surely have nothing relating to set theory in it-

oh god damn it.