Kejora dropped last week, and I really donโ€™t want it to fall through the cracks.

This is a hand-drawn narrative puzzle-platformer about a little Indonesian girl who realizes her village is living the same day again and again. Everyone else is acting like itโ€™s normal. Sheโ€™s the only one clocking the loop. Which is a special kind of nightmare, if youโ€™ve ever been the only sane person in a room.

It starts off deceptively cozy. Early 1990s rural village life. Rice fields. Forest paths. Errands. Kids being kids. Then it pivots into โ€œoh, weโ€™re doing this nowโ€ territory. An eldritch-looking monster shows up near the forest and starts hunting children like itโ€™s part of the daily schedule. Suddenly youโ€™re sneaking, solving environmental puzzles, and running for your life through caves and abandoned structures, trying to figure out what the village is burying.

The best part is youโ€™re not alone. Youโ€™ve got two friends with you, and itโ€™s basically a party system without pretending itโ€™s co-op. You swap between them and use their abilities to get through obstacles, distract threats, and access areas Kejora canโ€™t reach. It feels like childhood teamwork, except the stakes are โ€œdonโ€™t get eaten by whatever that thing is.โ€

And I have to talk about the animation. Itโ€™s gorgeous. Full hand-drawn 2D characters, backgrounds, and cutscenes. It absolutely gives Studio Ghibli vibes, but itโ€™s not Japan doing Japan. Itโ€™s Berangin Creative, an Indonesian studio, making something that looks familiar at first glance and then quietly reminds you itโ€™s coming from a different cultural gravity.

This is why I love games as an art form. The art is beautiful, but the real hook is that you get to step inside it. Youโ€™re not watching a time-loop mystery in a rural Indonesian village. Youโ€™re exploring it firsthand, learning its rhythms, and uncovering what the town is hiding. Thatโ€™s the magic.

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a mรญ me lo instalaron, le dije que en mi casa lo usaba y me dijo ah, pues todo el problema sea ese. Tuve que pagar una licencia del complemento para Exchange, pero ahora incluso Thunderbird soporta nativamente Exchange, aunque solo a travรฉs de EWS y creo que sin libreta de direcciones global. Todo es tema de pedirlo y ver si se enrollan, y comprobar que ese Exchange tenga activado EWS.

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Spotify won court order against Annaโ€™s Archive, taking down .org domain - Ars Technica

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#spotify #censorship #decentralization

Rebuilding the indieweb one tendril at a time.

This is what we need to do. Rebuild the internet, reclaim the word social in social media and put people before platforms.

Circular logo containing the text: 100% human generated. In the centre is a scribble drawing of a brain.
We must uncouple our attention from the tech-bro, elitist, narrative-controlling monopolies1 and get back to building individual, independant website presences. The indieweb.

Sites that are shared and aggregated by RSS feeds, collected into like-minded groups by webrings, boosted with decentralised social media platforms such as Mastodon, and cross-pollinated with interlinks and cross site conversations from individual posts.

Subvert, bypass, and starve the big platforms of their attention oxygen. Let them suffocate in a circle-jerk of AI generated slop.

There is now a growing movement of people dumping the scroll-gatekeepers, and building their own cheap, simple (often retro looking) independant websites.

Here is an example: Daryl Sun has a simple site that is packed with information and interesting links for anyone spending a little time to click rather than scroll (just like here).

In the spirit of re-wilding the web and creating interesting tendrils, I have updated my own ABOUT PAGE to let you know far more about me than you ever knew you wanted to know. It is a work in progress and will grow over time.

Another great example is Brennan, who writes some really interesting stuff and has recently begun moving his focus from posting on Medium to growing his independent site.

He always has tons of interesting outgoing links, is a member of a heap of webrings, as well as including a slash page of all his interests and projects.

I am gaining a lot of inspiration from this movement and urge you to consider dropping out of the shittosphere of big social media and spending that newfound scroll time creating your own independent online presence.

Let us tear the whole thing down and rebuild it fit for purpose.

If you already have a indie website drop me a link in the commentsโ€ฆ.I would love to follow and share.

  1. Facebook. Twitter X. Bluesky. Youtube. Tiktok. and the restโ€ฆ โ†ฉ๏ธŽ

#blackAndWhite #indieweb #photography #socialmedia

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Interested in improving Xcode? My team is hiring!! note that this position is located in Vancouver, BC ๐Ÿ‡จ๐Ÿ‡ฆ๐ŸŒฒ #Xcode #FediHire #Apple
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A man was sitting on the plane next to a young woman, without further ado he began to talk about all the titles he had and his profound knowledge, the young woman only listened, but the man did not stop showing off all his knowledge.
As the young lady didn't say anything, the man told her:
-Let's chat.... I've heard that flights seem less long if you talk to the person next to you. The young lady who had just opened a book to start reading closed it slowly and said in a soft voice:
-What would you like to talk about?
-Well, I don't know... What about "nuclear physics"? he tells her in a mocking tone and showed him a big smile...
-Well, that seems to be an interesting topic, but first let me ask you a question... A horse, a cow and a sheep eat the same thing: grass; But, why is the sheep's excrement like small pellets, the cow's is a paste and the horse's looks like a ball of dry grass?
Why do you think that happens?
The man, visibly surprised by the young woman's intelligence, thought about it for a moment and said:
-Hmm... I have no idea.
The young lady replied:
-Do you really feel qualified to talk about nuclear physics, when you don't even know shit?

I'm working on a crash in Firefox and was investigating to figure out why a particular decision was made. This led me back to a piece of code which was first written... 23 years ago... by someone at Netscape! The code has evolved a little since then, but it's basically the same, just with minor refactoring. And I'm about to rip out said code. Always blows my mind when something like this happens.

Renee Nicole Goodโ€™s family have released preliminary autopsy details.

Itโ€™s bad.

She was shot three times and the first two shots were non lethal.

One to her forearm and one to her right breast which missed all major organs.

She could have survived that.

Jonathan Ross was well outside the path of the vehicle at that point and leaned into the driverโ€™s side window to deliver the third shot.

It went through her left temple and exited the right side of her head.

It was murder. Plain and simple.

Every ICE agent who failed to render aid should be charged as an accessory, and Ross should be arrested immediately.

The government must stop covering for killers.

#abolishice #reneenicolegood #minnesota #immigration #uspol

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Iโ€™ve been playing with Komplete Kontrol S61 MK3 for about a week, and Iโ€™m not so sure about the default velocity curve or the keybed. The default velocity curve makes me trigger quiter notes more often than I intended, so I had to change. Iโ€™m also used to a firmer stop at the bottom of the key travel, but this keybed feels more squishy than solid. I guess this makes it quieter when you play, but it feels pretty weird. Does anyone else have opinion on this, or is it just me? @FreakyFwoof

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Problรฉm je v tom, ลพe voda je v nฤ›m prostฤ› vlaลพnรก. Jak to, co je ลกpatnฤ›? Odtรฉkรก voda z bojleru do radiรกtorลฏ a uลพ se nestihne ohล™รกt? Co mรกm jak ovฤ›ล™it?

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@jan_petrus To kolik je pater je รบplnฤ› jedno, buฤ je o ลกpatnฤ› vyล™eลกenรฝ, mรกลก jen jeden topnรฝ okruh, tak bฤ›ลพรญ jedno ฤerpadlo pro vลกe a ochadรญ boiler. Kdyลพ topรญลก elektล™inou musรญลก zavล™รญt ty ventily u zรกsobnรญku. Jinak budeลก ohล™รญvat elektล™inou i radiรกtory. Poลกli mi tu fotku, moลพnรก bude staฤit vลพdy jen nฤ›co zavล™รญt a pak otevล™รญt. Potล™ebuji jen juknout jak je to napojenรฝ.
Jestli tam je trojcestnรฝ ventil a nebo jestli je to ลกpatnฤ› a boiler je na okruhu topenรญ, vlastnฤ› jako dalลกรญ radiรกtor.

Aha. NVSP Phoneme Editor updated to use the newer engine and packs, so people can edit away.
Also introduced: Pressing spacebar on fields in "edit phoneme" or editing pack settings brings up the edit dialog for it.
Also huge change: Now the various phoneme tuning parameters have human explanations that tell you what they are, so tuning should be made easier.
Download:
eurpod.com/synths/NVSPPhonemeEโ€ฆ (V4's going away in a little bit unless people find major bugs in this one)

#AndroidAppRain at apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid/?radd=1โ€ฆ tonight brought you 15 updated and 1 added apps:

* Compressor: a lightning fast, ad free, super lightweight native video compressor ๐Ÿ›ก๏ธ

This toot comes delayed as a lot of RBs failed today. Luckily we were able to fix most of them already; for the remaining ones, issues are open with the corresponding devs.

Enjoy your #free #Android #apps with the #IzzyOnDroid repository :awesome:

in reply to TheEvilSkeleton ๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ณ ๐Ÿณ๏ธโ€โšง๏ธ

@TheEvilSkeleton @moshimotsu the issue is not the shell but the direction of the GNOME Apps which are part of the Environment. Plus the issue I have with GNOME OS `just existing*`, but that is up to me. I have to write a blog to really explain this last one ๐Ÿค—
in reply to mirkobrombin

I'm not sure what you mean by GNOME OS "just existing", especially considering I use GNOME OS on my tablet and desktop nowadays and see plenty of reasons why it should exist (laptop is on Silverblue, but I plan to switch to GNOME OS some day)

I guess I'll wait to hear your detailed take on GNOME OS once you write the blog post ;). I've had a lot of issues with Vanilla OS with how outdated GNOME is, but also the unclear direction with how containers are pushed and the tooling around them, which were some of the reasons why I went straight to GNOME OS from Silverblue

@moshimotsu

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@TheEvilSkeleton Maybe @mirkobrombin and I are misattributing GNOMEโ€™s vision for its ecosystem to its vision for the shell.

Naturally the shell canโ€™t be going LibAdwaita-only, as (looking from the outside in) I would figure many shell elements, like widgets/the dock/etc, are just using GTK4โ€”not to mention non-LibAdwaita apps still run on it. The ecosystem is what seems to be going LibAdwaita-only, both in GNOME shell, and elsewhere. I figure?

RE: fosstodon.org/@arcanechat/1159โ€ฆ

there is no backups for arcanechat.me no user data is kept in backups not even if it is already encrypted data, if the server is wipped all data is gone, but here is the twist, you will barely notice! your account will be magically restored as soon as you connect, and all your data is safely stored in your devices, in your pockets, not in some cloud a.k.a "someone else's computer"

as a #chatmail relay operator this gives peace of mind you don't get with other selfhosted chat solutions


wait, you guys make backups?
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If you develop for #linux please make offline installation possible, for people in countries with restricted internet. Came back home last night and today I want to install Luminance HDR but their only option for linux is via the terminal, and yet, while I can access full internet on my phone using a VPN, I can't access any on my laptop/workstations, so I can't install this program, unless I use Wine. I'm in #Uganda They cut off internet during elections and it has now been partially restored.

RE: mindly.social/@Tamasg/11593603โ€ฆ

I concur; YAML is more readable; you chose right.


I bet a lot of my programmer friends are going, "why didn't you just use JSON and serialize settings that way?" Y'all, I did consider good ol JSON, because yes, it does have a faster compute time, but before the phoneme editor and NVDA driver settings, JSON would have been a lot less human-readable. YAML does suck for indents, I agree, but so does Python, if you are thinking on those lines, and good code indenting is honestly just good code hygiene if you think about it, why not keep that alive.
I read them on a Braille display a lot, I recognize not all people do, but poorly indented code in Braille VS well-indented is the difference from knowing quickly where functions begin VS trudging code as though it were a thick foggy swamp. And I don't like that feelin'.

I am currently using Airpods Pro 2 as hearing aids, with everything cranked as much as it can be cranked. It's probably not the best thing for my particular condition, but it works, mostly, until I can do something better, which is not now.

I have a clock in this room, which chimes every hour through a speaker.

Something about that sound freaks them out a little, and, when I also have screen reader speech or something else going at the same time, I get an almost ghost vocoder effect, where certain frequencies get modulated by the chiming clock.

It makes it almost sound like the clock is speaking, or ghost aspects of it are, anyway.

It's a bit weird.

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I bet a lot of my programmer friends are going, "why didn't you just use JSON and serialize settings that way?" Y'all, I did consider good ol JSON, because yes, it does have a faster compute time, but before the phoneme editor and NVDA driver settings, JSON would have been a lot less human-readable. YAML does suck for indents, I agree, but so does Python, if you are thinking on those lines, and good code indenting is honestly just good code hygiene if you think about it, why not keep that alive.
I read them on a Braille display a lot, I recognize not all people do, but poorly indented code in Braille VS well-indented is the difference from knowing quickly where functions begin VS trudging code as though it were a thick foggy swamp. And I don't like that feelin'.
in reply to Tamas G

I don't hate YAML entirely. What bugs me about it are:

* either my IDE defaults to two spaces, or that's the expected indent, because I can't use my normal tabs with it
* I still don't know when to put a hyphen before something
* I can't skip sections by using jump to matching symbol commands
* to me, it feels more fragile and harder to lint

I'm getting used to it, because Gitlab runners, Docker Compose, and other tools demand it. But I still don't really like it. JMO.

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in reply to Tamas G

IMHO enforced indention is bad. 1st, presentation and content must be decoupled. the web has truly proven the benefits therein. 2nd, this is ableist. Many folks need things to look a certain way for their disability, be it visual, processing, attention, what have you. Enforcing indention is harmful to those folks. 3rd, this removes choice. JSON can be indented, auto or otherwise, but YAML must be, which means no choice. Tech should work for us, not the other way around.
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@sinabahram but I will say: I do see where it could be seen as ablist, in the sense that someone might not have pitch perception, nor Braille, then what? But that's where I think we just need more alternatives for indicating that, haptics, ETC. Would be cool to see an IDE where it did use certain haptic bumps because that I think could even benefit everyone equally for quickly feeling a count of indent levels. I personally see it as a part of semantics, even for machines, because they can parse the number of indents and understand blocks of code better. Without it, chunking would become a lot harder for machines, too. So it benefits both worlds, it's just a matter of equally making it available to everyone.
in reply to Tamas G

I feel you're stating indention is needed. I fundamentally disagree. That is simply one way of conveying scope. Another is braces, another is fixed columns from back in the fortran days, and much more. Instead of baking inaccessibility in, let's simply not do that. Also the way it is done is itself inaccessible by enforcing spaces per Python's pep-8 instead of tabs. More importantly, nothing prevents indention being automatically added with all these other options.
in reply to Tamas G

also, I don't mean to be all computer sciency, but it is 100% not semantics. It is syntax being conflated with semantics, which is my objection. Syntax should be syntax and semantics should be semantics. It's not about opinions, but rather about data. No peer-reviewed programming language literature to the best of my knowledge supports indention making a statistical difference for programmers. So, in the abscence of evidence, I always choose choice.
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