Jonathan
Highlights for games newly released in 2025 that I played include: Many Nights A Whisper store.steampowered.com/app/3541130/...
Small but chonky looking. Im hoping this starts a serious trend into small form factor PCs. Current options are too expensive and don’t quite hit the performance mark for me. store.steampowered.com/sale/steamma...
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Sucks to hear that Hytale shut down. I thought they were quietly plugging away at the game. Hytale will go down as a testament to bad project management and ambitious scope creep. hytale.com/news/2025/6/...
Jeff Gerstmann continues to be one of the most important people in games journalism. youtu.be/Z0lm29zqPXc?...
Something I didn't see people mention this week: Microsoft open-sourced a Rust remake of MS-DOS Editor. I’ve been trying it and it’s kind of fun? Pretty intuitive and no esoteric key combo to do anything. It’s on the simpler side, but for basic edits, it does the job. github.com/microsoft/edit
Happy 30th Java! 🥳 Here’s to another 30 more. www.jetbrains.com/lp/java-30/
First and foremost, maybe make the command, wsl --unregister, that lets you nuke your entire Subsystem a little harder to use? github.com/microsoft/WS...
It’s only Tuesday but my week has already been made! PEBBLE IS BACK🎉🎉🎉 repebble.com
I just got served this video about Legos and somehow they figured out a more demeaning way to describe Millenials: kidults. At that point just call them Millennials. youtu.be/-d8sNML3WT8
Great article by Constance Grady trying to uncover the origin of the stat that women account for 80% of fiction sales. It’s interesting and somewhat scary that these bogus stats are used to judge people and influence policy.
So in all the discourse over how men don't read, I've noticed something weird. All the articles about this issue say that there are multiple studies showing women account for 80% of fiction sales. But none of them link to the studies — just to each other. www.vox.com/culture/3929...