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Digimon World: Next Order
This is a game I’ve owned for a while now, but never quite understood or thought I’d like. A former housemate of mine did play it extensively, but the description of the systems didn’t sound at all appealing because the idea of my mons dying has never been an appealing one. That said, something clicked […]
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PlayStation 5, first impressions
I almost considered doing an unboxing video, but I figured there were probably plenty of those that were far more interesting than anything I could do. Plus it came really late and I still don’t have a better spot than my greenhouse, so I just wanted to set it up. The first thing you’ll notice […]
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Defunding the police
Yes, this is probably trouble for my "controversial content" clause, but the attack ads have made YouTube unwatchable, so here’s some hard facts. Do you like ambulance service? Yes? Then you like defunding the police. Let’s take an honest look at this and explore what defunding the police actually means. A paddy wagon for everything […]
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Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth
Fair warning, this game is rated T for Teen and so is this review. Since Digimon Survive seems too much like "Digimon meets Digital Devil Saga" for my tastes, I probably will not be playing it, though in its own way it does sort of sound like the original show aged up for a more […]
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Why “Quiet Quitting” is a Lie
The "trend" of "Quiet Quitting" is all over the news right now and it’s absolutely made up by crappy bosses, right along with "nobody wants to work" and "nothing gets done remotely." This isn’t going to be long rant, but here’s why we know it’s BS: Because nobody is "quitting," unless you mean by "leaving […]
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Cybiko, Amazon Ring, and Briar
What do a short-lived early 2000s teen-centric PDA, a novelty doorbell, and a privacy focused messaging app all have in common? Clearly they’re all intended for very different markets. The answer, of course, must then be universal. And that answer is network redundancy. Modern History 101 Cybiko kicked off the idea in the year 2000, […]
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A Tale of Two Rivers
There’s been talk back and forth about the drought in the West and possibly taking some of the water from the Mississippi to cover what the Colorado isn’t. To which I say: LIKE HECK! This is not about the average person; it’s about corporate greed. Let me lay down a brief history of the Colorado […]
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Superhero League of Wausau page update
Since I’ve been focused a bit on this one lately, I’ve decided to share a little fun! Click around; see what happens! Link!
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10 Music Composition Tips
Do you want to get into music? Do you have a formal education in it? No? Cool, me, neither, but then neither does Nobuo Uematsu, so that’s not the barrier it could be. So what do I have to offer? Lots, actually. Tip #1: Theory isn’t everything Have you ever gone on YouTube to listen […]