I’ve been hacking around with JavaScript for a bit … I know, I know … I can hear Jonathan howl in triumph up north in Copenhagen at this point. Why? Well, I’ve had a nice JS clock on my start page for years, but I also wanted something to emulate the Nixie clock on my desk. When I found this JavaScript project by Čestmír Hýbl the other day, I just knew I had to implement it.

Since I’ve also wanted a countdown timer to track deadlines for a while — yay, the joys of print journalism! — I dug up this code, hacked it all together very haphazardly, and deadline.fab.industries was born. Feel free to use it if you like Nixie tubes and want to track some deadlines.

Continuing my development of my new PICO-8 game Tinyhold, I have now implemented animated map tiles:

The creator of the S.T.A.L.K.E.R.-inspired indie shooter Road to Vostok talks about the whole Unity game engine situation and why he decided to port his in-development game to Godot.

I’m trying to continue work on my PICO-8 submarine simulator at the moment and I’ve reached a point where what I want to do definitely outstrips my grip on programming. I still really want to do it, though. If you can help, or know somebody who can, I would appreciate it very much!

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