Now, if by any chance you have missed the previous chapters, there's a summary here at chapter 10. However, this new chapter is more of the sort of personal thoughts rather than an account of what's going on and I'd like to start from this comment I made back at chapter 9: I was one of those who were fiercely criticizing those who gave up or who did not wanted to try, today I can tell you I understand them very well. Barring the personal experience, there's nothing ...
Since my last update I have once again passed my reading goal. I am now hovering at 72 books. The return to school has been drain on my time and energy so unfortunately a lot of them are shorter than normal, but I feel that given the time constraints it is a reasonable thing to continue counting. Books Read The North Water The Black Ice The Lost Hero Call of the Wild SW Death Troopers SW Out of the Shadows (60) The Golden Compass War of the Worlds ...
Original article here. EA is giving away accessibility-related patents used in some of its biggest games, including Apex Legends' popular Ping system, in the hope that they will be used and expanded upon by other developers to help make video games more inclusive. There are currently five patents covered under EA's "Patent Pledge," which involves EA making pledged patents available for public use alongside a legally binding promise to not file a lawsuit against ...
Four and a half months ahead of schedule, I have finished reading my 52 book goal...Really 54 because I had the time today. Sort of. Three of the books are repeats, but they were 2-3 years ago and I read them (and appreciate them) much more a second time around. So I guess technically I still have more work to do. Since my last blog: Books The Wolf On The Run The Wolf At War Childhood’s End SW HR Rising Storm SW HR A Test of Courage ...
Updated August 16, 2021 at 12:36 AM by TheDarkKnight
An article by Elizabeth Bruenig, staff writer at the Atlantic After the end of the world, there will be birdsong. I used to imagine this when everything was going awry. I would lie in bed in my college dorm room and listen to the lone mockingbird who sang all night outside my window in the spring months. I was worried about something or other; he was getting on with things. It’s what birds do. They have a knack for it. In the Book of Genesis, after the devastation of the Earth ...