Hero of Law is a crossover mod for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time that puts Link into the shoes of a defence attorney!
Welcome to Borrius, a region rich with history. Centuries ago, the Borrian people were enveloped in a great war with a foreign land. When all seemed lost, the Borrian king summoned a powerful force to help turn the tide of battle. Unfortunately, the war ended in defeat when the king of the foreign land unleashed a devastating weapon. Disgruntled, the Borrian army returned home.
The people, now enraged against the Borrian king, attempted a coup by manipulating the dark force summoned during the war. The Borrian king was able to seal away its power, however, and the coup was thwarted.
Many years later, an organization known simply as the "Shadows" seems bent on releasing the dark force once again. Are they after the destruction of the Borrius region, or is there something else at play? It's up to you to stand in their way!
On an island in the middle of the sea stands a massive maze known as the "Yggdrasil Labyrinth", which has been attracting adventurers from all over the world for years. No one knows how deep it goes, or if there's anything at its end. Some say there's a treasure of immeasurable value hidden within, while others claim the remnants of a lost civilization lie there.
In the game you'll play as Nyx, a young adventurer who joins the guild of Talrega with the goal of unraveling the Labyrinth's mysteries.
But something goes terribly wrong…
A little bit ago, it was common on certain social media communities to do “personal bingos”—you'd fill out a bingo card, putting in each square a little about yourself. For example, your favorite things, aspects of your identity, life experiences, opinions…. why don't I just show you mine so you can see what I mean…?
This is super cute!
AI MUST DIE is a short zine that presents critical perspectives on the way that AI is talked about, governed, and owned in 2025.
Materials here are intended as solidarity solace for educators who might find themselves inventing wheels alone while their administrators, trustees, and bosses unrelentingly hype AI and nakedly enthuse the negative consequences for educator labor.
There's a meme page!
GoatCounter is an open source web analytics platform available as a free donation-supported hosted service or self-hosted app. It aims to offer easy to use and meaningful privacy-friendly web analytics as an alternative to Google Analytics or Matomo.
Raised on “Stranger Danger,” today’s helicopter parents are so overprotective and safety conscious they won’t even let their children go on unsupervised playdates. So how did Disney convince them to willingly give away the entirety of their children’s personal information to a faceless corporation: their names and addresses, what they like to eat, the names of their friends and family members, and their favorite cartoon characters?
Apparently, the answer is convenience.
Companion piece here, focusing on the tech stuff: https://www.optoutproject.net/data-free-disney/
A static site generator for audio producers.
Point Faircamp to a folder hierarchy containing your audio files.
Within minutes, Faircamp builds a complete website presenting your work.
The resulting site requires no database, no programming, no maintenance, and is compatible with virtually every webhost on this planet.
That's a cool idea! Maybe something indie bands could get behind, too.
I bought myself one of these viral Uniqlo bags on my recent trip and while I appreciated its versatility, capacity and how comfortable it was to wear I wished it had a bit more internal organisation and something to make sure my passport wouldn’t fall out by accident.
So when I got home I added a double internal pocket made from pieces I cut from a man’s shirt (turned the bag inside out and drew around it). I used the buttonhole band and lower hem for the opening so I didn’t have to deal with hemming, joined the 2 pieces with a French seam to hide the raw edges, added 3 buttons for security and sewed it onto the taped seam inside the band.
As an afterthought I added a ribbon loop, which I’ll attach my keys to once I’ve bought a carabiner.
Cute and useful!
Pokemon Lazarus is a fan-made Game Boy Advance game created by Nemo622, who is also known for making Pokemon Emerald Seaglass, a game that received lots of praise and was loved by many players. Pokemon Lazarus takes place in the new Ilos region, which is inspired by Greece. The game has a similar visual style to Pokemon Emerald Seaglass, which contributed to its positive reception. One of the cool features of Pokemon Lazarus is the day and night system, which makes the experience feel more realistic as you play through different times of the day. Also the themes of rediscovery and exploration are key goals of Pokemon Lazarus.
Looks fun!
Welcome! This guide is a collection of notes, data, observations, and recommendations based on my playthrus of Fire Emblem: Three Houses. I started writing this information down mostly for my own benefit (so that I don¦t forget these things between playthrus), but am publishing them on the internet in case they are helpful to some·one else.
This actually WOULD be very helpful to me whenever I pick FE3H back up again.
This is not to say that I never use GPS systems, but I try to minimize my use — using them only when absolutely necessary — because becoming dependent on them causes the parts of your brain that do that work to atrophy. Literally.
Whoops, never thought of that before! Like, I know using AI to write makes me a worse writer, but using GPS directions in Google Maps also makes me worse at navigating? It makes sense in retrospect. And with the GPS I never have to develop the skills to navigate in the first place. Yikes!
Today, it may seem to many that the cluster of technologies marketed as “AI” is entirely new, and, logically, that objection to it must likewise be unheard-of. But, as the demonstration shows, not only is “AI” not especially new; protesting it has a long history. [...] [W]e are calling for resistance to the AI industry’s ongoing capture of higher education.
We envision a resistance that is, by its very nature, a repudiation of the efficiencies that automated algorithmic education falsely promises: a resistance comprising the collective force of small acts of friction.
Digital Medievalist is an international web-based community for medievalists working with digital media. It was established in 2003 to help scholars meet the increasingly sophisticated demands faced by designers of contemporary digital projects. Digital Medievalist publishes an open access journal, sponsors conference sessions, runs an email discussion list and encourages best practice in digital medieval resource creation.
Some fun (for a variety of fun) Microsoft Windows horror graphics (not graphic-graphic, no worries).
But what I vehemently object to in this situation is the use of the first-person voice without my review or permission. The language used in the description makes it sound as if I wrote it (“In this post, I share my personal journey…”). Because I have fiercely protected my authorship throughout my life and what my name is attached to, any generative AI writing that purports to be in my voice without my informed consent is a profound violation of my authorial voice, agency, and frankly it feels like fraud or impersonation. As an archivist who has spent almost twenty years thinking about accuracy in information, it makes my skin crawl that there is a metadata field with the sole purpose of generating SEO-engagement purporting to be my voice that doesn’t disclose the authorship was actually non-consensual AI.
Over 70 bands and musicians spend the fall recording these demos, released exclusively as part of DEMO FEST on the winter solstice (December 21st) as a benefit for Solidarity Across Borders.
Punk music demos, yay!
Games made with the Princess Sword system!
I appreciate that they even care enough because most people are apathetic, but I guess what may be difficult to grasp is that I am not looking for meaning or purpose, neither is my goal in life to be “happy” or even fulfilled. These are things that everyone seems to seek, but I have found them to be imprisoning.
I found this viewpoint intriguing and kind of counterpoint to the intense pressure to have a "thing" and to do it for 50 years and that's all you are (which they mention in this post).