Lovely. Now I just want an occlusion material for real objects!

Love this on Uneasy Listening.

Oh, great to know, thanks! Enjoy :).

That has to be the most delectable Joy-Con colour combo I've seen!

Time flies! Still have a copy of this :).

13/16

12/16 so far...

This is the only game I have so far! I'm forcing myself to complete it before buying anything else.
Currently trying to find all the 💿, then grind the mini games, then hit the bosses. Some of the bosses seem impossible without items from the shop.
Sorry, I'm really living this right now...

I approve!

That's up to you, but IMHO this is peak!

Nice build! I just bought a completely black one with a backlit screen, but loving the retro vibes here.

A nice end to the evening, cheers! Particular liked the rawness before the last two tracks came in.

Boards of Canada "Olson" on a 1959 PDP-1 Computer YouTube video by Joe Lynch

Glad to!
If you're appreciative of BoC nuggets I just have to share this as well... m.youtube.com/watch?v=wubk...

I've returned to this album several times over the last fortnight!
You may enjoy these rips... archive.org/details/@sam...

9036030 HMU!

For what it's worth, I've had no issues with ASUS routers. A £120 model from five years ago has needed a couple of resets in its time. I love being able to turn all the LEDs off as well.

Title page of textbook reads: immersive linear algebra by J. Ström, K. Åström, and T. Akenine-Möller v1.1. ISBN: 978-91-637-9354-7 The world's first linear algebra book with fully interactive figures. The middle of the image is an interactive, rotating figure where three vectors emanate from a yellow point. Their ends describe an orange triangle, and dotted lines extending from each vector eventually intersect a blue plane and describe a different grey triangle. Like most of the illustrations in the book, the user can adjust the vectors dynamically and see the rest of the diagram update.

I'm continuing to enjoy this article, and just discovered the link to this fantastic textbook at the end: immersivemath.com/ila/index.html

Wrote an article about math I use to design and develop interactive experiences for AR/VR. I tried to focus on the practical aspects of it and keep it as simple as possible. Hope you will find it helpful!

medium.com/@olegfrolov/...

#uiprogramming #3dmath #spatialdesign #xr #interactiondesign

I wouldn't be averse to a bit more techno, but it's not entirely absent!

Afrodeutsche's show is the best thing on 6Music for me right now. Perfect start to every Saturday!

BBC Radio 6 Music - Afrodeutsche, with music from Jamiroquai, Emahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou and Neone the Wanderer Afrodeutsche brings the mellow weekend flow you need to hit that deeply relaxing vibe.

🔊 #NowPlaying on #BBC6Music:

#Afrodeutsche
- with music from Jamiroquai, Emahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou and Neone the Wanderer

Afrodeutsche brings the mellow weekend flow you need to hit that deeply relaxing vibe.


▶️ Relisten on BBCSounds

Particularly enjoyed the Mark Rae one!

Absolutely! Choice episodes of this and the oddly named How to DJ kept me going over Christmas!

This game looks great, but my favourite part of this video is definitely the commentary!

Honestly, this is one of the best life hacks. Has saved me a lot of procrastination.

In a similar vein, I was wondering about the impact of buying space on advertising hoardings to show some purely educational content for once. Could work on YT too. Oases of quality amongst the commercial brain rot.

I do appreciate how Apple provides a usable office suite with every device.

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IMHO outrageously good, like all their mixes of that era :).

Oh wow, legends! I wish I'd known about this. Followed.