No mention of salary or benefits?

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Oh, I'm still on 20.04, and during Ludum Dare 50, I ran into a number of Linux games that required a later version of LIBC than I had. So maybe it is time for me to jump up an LTS version.

But before I do, I want to double-check that they didn't get rid of support for multi-arch, as I would like to be able to play my collection of 32-bit games still, and I know they were pushing to get rid of it in the past.

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Ooh, I had a lot of fun with this one sometime back. I got introduced to it by @inurashii on Twitter. It is available on Android, and they made some mobile-friendly interface changes for it to work there.

Spawning randomly in a French maid's outfit was not the best way to start the game, but it is definitely a memorable one. https://twitter.com/GBGames/status/1151276602971611136 [External Link]

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I've been periodically looking for something relatively small yet powerful to run a local NAS, a local Git server, and various other servers that my family can use as a central place for photos, music, etc.

This machine is way overkill for these purposes, but at the same time, I like the ability to upgrade the internals.

a secondary SATAIII drive up to 4TB

It looks like you can configure up to 8TB.

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The allay sounds like the bat from Atari Adventure.

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What a weird coincidence! Yesterday I happened to look at my collection of GOG games, see A Bird Story and think, "I've been meaning to play that" before realizing it was the second game they made and that I should play To the Moon first, and so I started it.

And so far I've been really enjoying it. It's very bizarre at times, and also quite touching.

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I somehow missed this game before, but I bought it now.

At one point about 150 years in, I realized that the individual inhabitants could have items crafted by other inhabitants who may or may not be dead.

And I felt like there was an entire history passing by that wasn't obvious. For instance, one person had a fancy piece of armor. It says who crafted it and where, and I loved that there is this sense of lore, but I wasn't aware until I actually checked this character's info.

Also, while most of the game is fairly ant farm-ish, and you have indirect control over the land and creatures, being able to show up as a controllable giant grab with laser claws is hilarious.

Also, it turns out that your world's inhabitants can, in fact, kill you in that form, so that was neat. B-)

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I see there is audio uploaded now.

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Oh, geez. Last night I literally wrote the same kind of code in slide 20.

Well, poop.

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Thanks, muntdefems! B-)

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