My factories are at 10s, 15s, and 51s!

The 2026 LÖVE Jam theme is... COUNTER! Maybe your game is made of formica. Maybe you need 💧💧 to cast it. Maybe you just push button to make number go up. You have 10 days! Start your (game) engines! OBEY

Vornmath 0.4 is out. The big important feature is color handling: basic parsing, conversions, mixing, and fallback. Also: new normalizes, polar complex and vector creation, new interpolations, and table-based construction of vectors and matrices. github.com/DUznanski/vo...

Nacho nacho van I want to drive The nacho van

At 1 AM I saw a man go by, riding a bicycle and juggling simultaneously. The world is a magical place

It's coooomiiiiiiing! (no, not Infernal Spawn of Evil) The 2026 LÖVE Game Jam starts March 13! Ten days! Two weekends! Make a game, with LÖVE! And love! Hosted by @pablomayobre.bsky.social, @therealkeyslam.bsky.social, and @vornicus.bsky.social! itch.io/jam/love2d-j...

Let's do this. www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtQ9...

@anyaustin.bsky.social The riverwalk in Ansonia, CT used to just end. A couple years back they finally put a pedestrian bridge over the rail line you can see on the right there and you can walk all the way along it without having to go back. And yes, that is the water treatment plant.

Cat, this is untenable.

Today in nerdsnipes: if you drop a small ball down the center of a 1-meter-radius bottomless pit, how long does it take (and how far down does it go) to hit the wall? 16.147 seconds, falling 1,273 meters.

www.desmos.com/calculator/y... today in nerdsnipes: given a self-intersecting 2d cubic bezier, where exactly does it self-intersect?

Today in nerdsnipes: if you use the entire moon to squash a bug on earth, what else do you squash? Any human within about 2.2 km, any one story building within about 3.7 km, and the burj khalifa within about 47.5 km. www.desmos.com/calculator/k...

Vornmath 0.3 is out. This finishes out the mathematical functions from GLSL. Also, two new demos: a rational bézier curve and a dispersing prism. github.com/DUznanski/vo...

Today's nerdsnipe: what's the highest excess angle you can get in a triangle between line-of-sight-visible points on Earth? This is the best I found after a short search: Mt. Kenya in the north, Mt. Kilimanjaro in the south, Mt. Oloorgesalie in the west, 324km north-south: 0°1'20" excess angle.