Brief gameplay overview of the game I’ve always wanted to make and play, a cyberpunk city building game where you can customize the procedural buildings and explore.
anybody elses parents finally become tech literate enough to start doom scrolling so you notice their moods and behaviors are severely negatively impacted so you try to have conversations with them about distancing from social media and they snap at you like a teenager or just me
Please don’t buy our books on Amazon. If you can’t afford to buy them from a real bookstore or from us directly, pirate them from Anna’s Archive like God intended.
apparently these people are doing clean room implementations of adobe products.
Man I am so glad Google won their case against Oracle.
https://t.co/YapJyNyy0U
water is transparent only within a very narrow band of the electromagnetic spectrum, so living organisms evolved sensitivity to that band, and that's what we now call "visible light".
I have always loved reading annual reports like Stack Overflow, State of JS, etc, so we created our own survey and will share a public report by the end of the year.
As always, Obsidian doesn't collect usage analytics or personal data, and this survey is anonymous.
yeah it kinda does suck that the ai generated video game mods and ports get 10 million views with thousands of replies calling the poster a genius for their work when they didn't actually do anything except run a prompt over night but like no one will care tomorrow so it's ok
Obsidian 1.14.3 (early access) is now available!
- New Group menu in Bases lets you control columns in Kanban. Also works with tables, lists, cards.
- Added macOS Quick Look, so you can instantly preview Markdown files even when Obsidian is not open.
- New document icons for .md, .base, .canvas files.
- Quick Switcher is now five times faster.
And lots more!
fun fact, we use these (ring laser gyros) to keep airplanes perfectly level. they’re solid state (aesthetically pleasing) and have a drift of 1/100th of a degree per hour. they’re the most reliable and precise component out there for inertial navigation.
they work by splitting a beam of light in opposite directions, when they meet again their coherent waves interfere and recombine, and the change in phase reflects the change in angular velocity
and really, they just look so cool.