I mean... who among us hasn't gotten really into a furry webcomic in the 00s, appreciated their dedication to the craft, art, and stories/humour, and then gradually realised their politics are a bit *yikes* Like, where better than a slice of life furry comic to preach the values of Objectivism?

Yeah, I know people have criticised Just Eat's AI generated images already... but seriously?

Recently posted a bunch of art I'd commissioned in a single post. Whip I credited the artists in the post, the alt text helped confirm which artist had credit for which piece.

I called it quits after a single stream and played the rest of the game on my own which I really enjoyed it. So I understand where you're coming from and think you made the right move. Sorry it happened, all the best, and here's hoping the next game is fun.

One of the most contentious games I ever played on stream was Return of the Obra Dinn. Fantastic game on its own and a high recommend, but someone was insisting I could solve a puzzle right now when I'd already decided to move on and return to the puzzle when I'd had more clues.

I recognise that Celestia suit!

Huge thanks to @segadriven.bsky.social for covering our game. Really glad you enjoy it!

Just watched Shinbone Alley (1970). Watching it reminded me of what I used to love about old animation. That sense of not being sure of what to expect while being introduced to a world that you knew had meaning for its creators. Loved the film, do recommend.

Getting Christopher Nolan vibes from this.

I've done this to artists (not literally, that would be breaking and entering).

For someone with the name "Astro" I question your use of space physics.

Awwwwww, I look so cute, thanks you!

Saw a movie poster for "Whalefall" and thought "Huh, that's a pretty niche moment from The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy to adapt into a feature length movie, but I'll be interested to see what they make of it."

Haha, I'm just happy someone else noticed that detail. And yeah, it's a fair take. He did something recklessly, and imperfectly, but he still did it well enough to get to the conclusion.

Watched Project Hail Mary. At one point, the scientist protagonist puts two vials beside eachother in a centrifuge rather than putting them at opposite sides to balance them out. 0/10

Love you too! I'd give you the biggest hugs if I could! Take care.