Separately, I've been trying out listenbrainz.org for discovering new music and it's... fine. The generated playlists churn up too much stuff I've already listened to and it appears to be doing basic "you liked a few Linkin Park songs so you'd totally like Limp Bizkit" and I'm like hell no.

Still not sure if the headphone EQ preset crowd is right or not on correcting the supposed V-shaped sound of the 990s. I kind of like both sound with EQ and without for different reasons.

You can host Perforce yourself if you have the skills available. Up to five users is free modulo the cost of the hosting itself and time spent admining the instance.

Github does support "large" files with Git LFS but it's not a great experience. Large means up to about 2 GB on the free tier.

Cleared Hot is a modern attempt at a Desert Strike that I've been keeping an eye on store.steampowered.com/app/1710820/...

I've never played it but have read the story. Adventure games seem like they had a bit more involvement from the authors. Like Arthur C. Clarke had some role in the Rama game.

Pretty sure I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream had Harlan Ellison (the author) as co-designer.

Any "best 100" list that doesn't engage with non-PC home computers (e.g. C64 and Amiga, Spectrum, etc) is also a fail. If your list doesn't include Cannon Fodder is not worth the paper its printed on :)

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Survival game where you're a German tourist planning a "quick" road trip from Brisbane to Cape York for the weekend...

Australia always seems to be behind on these things. Every time these articles are like "chemical x, used extensively in Australia, has been banned in the EU and USA for decades".

Amazon could also just finish The Expanse. Heck, they could tie it in with Osiris Reborn if they need it to be a game tie-in.