Awesome Things Volume 134
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Windows Recall demands an extraordinary level of trust that Microsoft hasn’t earned
Op-ed: The risks to Recall are way too high for security to be secondary.
I swear to god if this is released in any more at all on my of my computers I’m going to go fully into ubuntu.
DYSMANTLE on Steam
Tags:Awesome Things, Game Reviews, Gaming
I started this thinking I was going to just try it out and see how it looked, but the game loop of breaking stuff to level up to move to a new area to break more stuff to level up more to move to another new area became so addictive that I became obsessed with breaking everything man made in the entire area I was in before moving onto the next available area and I ended up being slightly over leveled. By the end of the game I was vastly over leveled and way over burdened with all the loot that I picked up from destroying hundreds of overgrown homes. I got the sense that the game had overstayed it’s welcome by the time I was done with it, but I think that was more with how I decided to stay in every area way too long, so if you can keep yourself from falling into that trap, this is a great cleaning and progression game.
Ahhh yes, the MAGA cult listens and obeys, and sends over their kids piggy bank to their cult leader
Project Hail Mary
Tags:Awesome Things, book covers, Books
If you liked The Martian, this is more of the same kind of content with completely different kinds of science happening, but it delivers Weir’s same witty characters and story contrivances.
There once was a vote, oh so flawed
Tags:Dirty Limericks
There once was a vote, oh so flawed,
Where choices felt shackled, and clawed.
But ranked choice came through,
With a big “F*** you!”
To the systems that left us in fraud.
