Bronson Harrington

[Nature is Amazing ☘️ @AMAZlNGNATURE]

On August 12, 2026, a total solar eclipse, the peak of the Perseid meteor shower and a rare six-planet alignment will all occur on the same day

[DVLP @DVLPLONDON]

Goodbye clicking on Google Street View to check out the route!

In your browser, with https://t.co/2Zwyv0DEv9 you can actually drive anywhere in the world🚀
You can also create multiplayer races🚗🏎🚓

The world is generated ahead of you in real-time from OpenStreetMap data combined with satellite elevation data as you drive.

Just added a WIP of night mode and replaced the placeholder terrain/road textures with some nicer physics-based textures. Also now anywhere you go a million street lights will be added too. This is actually slowly starting to look like the promised Need For Speed + Google Maps
#threejs #gamedev #indiedev

Single player mode:
Just find a location, click anywhere on the map and click "Hop Here". After parachuting down hold X to call the car to the road.

Multiplayer mode:
Click on "Create race" and select start and finish points. A route will be plotted. Click on Share Race to get the link and start racing!

[Pia Szabo @0xPia]

quarterly reminder to use this prompt to get your AI writing to sound better:

No antithesis. No corrective negation. No paragraph pinning. No parataxis. No summary beats. No rhetorical crutches. No negative parallelisms. No negative anaphoras. No contrasting pairs. No rule of three. No em dashes. No throat-clearing openers. No landing sentences. No setup/payoff constructions. No parallel sentence structures within a paragraph. Vary sentence length unpredictably. No stacked noun phrases. No filler intensifiers (genuinely, really, truly, actually). No corporate-register verbs (leverage, underscore, reflect). No nominalization. No hedging qualifiers. Write for the spoken voice. No performed enthusiasm.