Thanks to @shanselman for the suggestions! Too bad @NightscoutProj didn't have custom amounts so I couldn't do $256, but it was cool how @OpenInsulin had the option to cover processing fees too! Anyone else able to keep the donation train going?!
My latest LEGO Ideas project, a Clockwork Solar System, with 99.8% accurate relative orbital timings. A collaboration with Chris Orchard. #legoideas#LEGO
Every vote on LEGO Ideas helps it potentially being made into a real LEGO set. https://t.co/EVPYY9H0Nl
@TonyTrupp@shanselman I'm confident @shanselman is one of the many familiar with the human variant of the drug. Individuals who claimed to be against taking the jab because it wasn't FDA approved, are often (ironically) completely fine with taking the veterinary variant of ivermectin. Hence the jokes.
I get that we were trying to be more inclusive and avoid stereotypes, but why were breasts and hips the focal point of the discussion? Taking a good look at Rivet, it's clear that there were several design choices made with "stereotypical" femininity in mind. For instance:
While a lot of people would hope that we've moved past the days of gendered colors (e.g., blue vs pink), I'd argue that the majority of people (be it consciously or subconsciously) still assign genders to them.
The game industry would be better if we successfully replaced the Flash games ecosystem:
- Lower barriers, tools accessible to all skill levels
- Free games made in days/months (not years/decades)
- Sponsorships/ads to pay devs
- Awesome player communities
- Low/no marketing