Ryan Sullivan

I pushed the first big update to my #PictureWindow project tonight. I fixed a bunch of bugs, cleaned up the code and UI, and hopefully made it even easier to use. If you check it out, please let me know what you think. smirkingcat.software/picture…

You can unscrew it, then you could hammer it flat. I made some of those custom, so have mangled more than a few.

I was told one of them had a spec list so asked and got this 🙃 Going to have to have a talk on fundamentals and managing expectations. I imagine most parts were mentioned on YT, but really curious how that Pentium 4 cooler got in the mix 😂

Ah so they are starting from a full functioning rig? I wasn't sure if I should go that route or have them build it all up from the start, but it sounds like hitting the ground running might be the better strategy.

A skill tree upgrade path is a really great idea! I'm in the same boat with my nephews and have been trying to come up with some orchestrated diagnostic issues so they could get a taste of the frustrations that can arise, but in a controlled way.

Not nearly as old as the RCA, but shorter cable length for the same year connector as VGA. RJ45 has managed to hold on to relevancy though (I actually keep this exact cable in my bag), so pretty solid career here.

Love puns, so love these. Only one we've got around here is Pho Keene Great in Keene, NH. Is this catching on elsewhere too?

Appropriate gif for the thread. Bob's deserves some credit for it's strong food puns game.

No dice, portrait only: kickstarter.com/projects/loo…

I lost work to this exact thing yesterday and I'm still mad about it.

This post, plus a few other people on here watching it recently, had me throw Hackers on last night. No regrets. Actually picked up more references and found even more to like about it than I already did, which was interesting.

If you are unfamiliar I encourage you to take a few minutes to watch the segment here. youtube.com/watch?v=Fl32aV3R…

I very distinctly remember learning about this on Reading Rainbow when I was only a few years old and finding it fascinating and beautiful. I would even go as far as to say that episode specifically is what opened my mind to what else could be out there.

This is such a huge loss and has me properly bummed out. 😕 How could we allow such a feat to do quickly fall into ruin?

Wondering if this had anything to do with $KOPN popping off today... Either way, both indicate to me progress and moreso a lack of stagnation that has me excited to see what's to come.

Yeah, I was thinking that for the first part of the season, but knew they would pull this again. It's when it gets grind-y that ruins it. Best of luck in your quest.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who feels this way. Definitely have sunk far too many hours that I didn't even enjoy playing just to complete objectives. I stopped playing this season a couple weeks ago while I moved and am not missing the challenge anxiety.

Munching salad (and leaves and grass) was her favorite thing.

Speaking of lack of friction, I really love it being shared embedded in a webpage. It took no effort to try it out and I likely wouldn't have taken the time to download and run a file, even though it would only be slightly longer.

Definitely got the "powerful and speedy" vibe down, but the immediate turn-in when braking is what's killing the drifting. If it carried more momentum in the direction it was going before turning I think it would feel more loose and slidey and fun.

I had the pleasure of teaming up with @lisaachoko at the @mitrealityhack last year. Fellow educator and awesome designer. I could see you two having a lot to talk about.