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Check out the full first video episode for Games For Everyone
13 Jan 2026 at 4:50 pm UTC Likes: 2

My beard constantly starts due to laziness, but I either get remarks about needing to shave or it starts itching and I shave in any case 😅

Impressed that your partner prefers your (likely scratchy) facial fur 😆

Check out the new Games For Everyone podcast and have a listen
6 Jan 2026 at 10:40 am UTC Likes: 4

as I look like an upside down lightbulb with a beard.
My dad had a small poster in his office that said:
"God only made so many perfect heads, the rest he covered with hair"

Hence you have a perfect head, show it off 😅

D7VK v1.1 is out with experimental Direct3D 6 support via Vulkan for Windows games on Linux
3 Jan 2026 at 9:44 am UTC Likes: 5

dx6 was a big improvement over dx5. Introduced immediate mode which stayed until dx9.
dx7 was basically a drop-in-replacement for dx6. They kept the retained mode libs and updated the immediate mode stuff. As I remember the only noticeable change was how the maxtrix operations was handled, and if you did that change you'd get matrix processing offload to the TnL unit of Geforce/Radeon/Matrox cards of the time.

I think the industry upgraded to dx7 quite fast as it was a near-seamless upgrade from a dx6 codebase.

Here's our 2025 GOTY picks
24 Dec 2025 at 10:41 am UTC Likes: 2

Games I played this year that was absolutely phenomenal:
* Baldurs gate 3 (played through twice for the first time)
* Cyberpunk 2077 (second playthrough)
* Titanfall 2

Games I played and enjoyed them for the weird experiences that they are:
* Quantum Witch
* Slay the princess

Games I put a lot of time into, but is merely good:
* Eternal Strands
* Nimrods
* Clair Obscure: Expedition 33

Games I played that was especially disappointing:
* Megabonk
* Detroit: Become human

It just keeps getting worse - Firefox to "evolve into a modern AI browser"
16 Dec 2025 at 8:21 pm UTC Likes: 8

Servo has been improving at a very serious rate in the last few months alone. Unfortunately it's still missing a few key features such as WebRTC, but its JS & CSS support is coming along nicely. I tried a few Vue and React based SPA sites and other than a few rendering issues it was basically working. I think we are a year out soonest with something usable, and then there probably will still be many issues.

Falkon is a functional stripped-down chromium clone. I've been using it as a backup test browser as it tends to be a bit behind latest chromium releases.

Biggest issue with both of them is no plugin system.

I should really look at more Firefox forks to use in the meantime as the multi-account-container feature is critical for me at this time.

Sigh. I so hate the AI fad. It's even worse than the blockchain fad.

Vampire Crawlers from the Vampire Survivors dev gets a fun new trailer
16 Dec 2025 at 2:33 pm UTC Likes: 3

Love the Amiga demoscene style music!

The popular Megabonk gets a mega update with new content
15 Dec 2025 at 1:40 pm UTC

I hope they addressed the irregular difficulty curve. I found the sudden spikes in difficulty incredibly frustrating. Then again, I probably won't fire it back up any time soon, it was too frustrating :-(

Framework greatly expand their open source event and Linux distribution sponsorships
9 Dec 2025 at 1:00 pm UTC Likes: 5

I have to say, for all their flaws my Framework purchase isn't regretted. The hardware isn't perfect. The firmware isn't perfect.
But they try.
And mostly succeed.

The Logitech G305 Lightspeed Wireless mouse is a great reasonably priced pick
4 Dec 2025 at 12:02 pm UTC Likes: 2

I have an old G102 mouse. No idea how old it is, the left button has a large shiny dimple that I'm 100% sure wasn't there when it was new. It's still working pretty much perfectly.

I just hate wireless mice/keyboards for the random battery dead at the worst possible time thing that always happens :grin:

I hope it serves you an uneventful decade

A retro Acorn RISC OS gem returns with Exodus: The Colonization of Space now on Steam
2 Dec 2025 at 8:07 am UTC

That music is really thumpin. Reminds me of the MOD/S3M tracker days.
Now I'm suddenly looking for more :whistle: