Shamrock shake ☘️

No idea I thought it was bizarre lol

Their game is progressing nicely, just discovered this series!

It was! I kept it split framing my tv for a while

Fights in Tight Spaces is fantastic! There’s a demo too

The giant Hogwarts with 6020 pieces! It was a lot of fun over a week, but my fingers hurt when I was done so I probably wouldn’t do it again. The stained glass looks really cool though!

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Here? We don’t have downvotes

This is an interesting genre I only found out about a few weeks ago, nice work! I’ll try to give it a play this weekend

It would make more sense! I’ve since changed it to an array of colors so I could pick players and npcs to ignore (each Character scene gets a team color, white by default)

They actually figured out bees around the pandemic, busy time so it was easy to miss. They can fly because the beelieve they can, pretty much the same aerodynamic principle as Santa

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The quote he replied to:

If shaming on social media does not work, then tell me what does, because I’m out of ideas.

Yeah, lol

I called the twist in episode 1 😆 but I otherwise loved the episode! It’s been a strong season so far

Satire

BRICS

Thanks for posting this one!

That link doesn’t have the narrative brietbart folks want to share:

“While Disney’s (streaming) business posted a modest revenue increase, it was largely driven by price hikes. Price pinching consumers isn’t a long-term growth strategy.”

In python I put my base models in models/__init__.py. The bases have things for managing data behind the scenes, adding common utility methods, etc. If I’m using another library or method to serialize data I’d put it in a separate utility script somewhere, it’s probably going to be useful to more than just data models and it’s easy enough to import.

Then each file that defines models has a from models import BaseModel or whatever else is needed, keeping each file relatively short and focused to what it needs to do.

If you’re into game dev or retro games in general, Dev Game Club is a small podcast where the hosts play old games and discuss their design + influence on games that would come later. I don’t think they even have a patreon lol