The Solo Adventurer - San Sibilia playthrough
A solo journaling game in a far off land that seems familiar, or does it? Join me and my callous engineer as we experience elicit midnight liaisons and funerals at dawn.
A solo journaling game in a far off land that seems familiar, or does it? Join me and my callous engineer as we experience elicit midnight liaisons and funerals at dawn.
Twine is a classic tool for creating non-linear and interactive fiction. I have created work with it before, but in this session I introduce it to newcomers and learn some new features myself too.
Ghost is an open source blogging platform moving into the enterprise market with paid plans and other features. How does it compare to using a static site generator or hosted CMS? I take a look!
GPT-3 is impressing and scaring everyone with it's AI-powered smarts. In this livestream, I get my hands on GitHub copilot to see if it spells the end of programmers, or if it's just another assistive tool.
With the Shortcuts app finally making it to macOS with Monterey I thought it was high time I figured out how to get to work and how it can accompany Zapier, AppleScript, Hammerspoon etc.
An epic of solo gaming, I am back with a game that provides everything you need to undertake perilous quests solo, co-op, or guided play.
An epic of solo gaming, I am back with a game that provides everything you need to undertake perilous quests solo, co-op, or guided play. This video is edited highlights of my playthrough and thoughts on the game.
I have become increasingly frustrated with the proliferation of Electron-based apps, how does Tauri compare? I take a look!
Mega-Linter analyses consistency and quality of 48 languages, 22 formats, 19 tooling formats, and so much more. Is it all you need or overkill? I take a look!
I've been a happy Netlify customer for some time, but recently noticed that deploy previews added a handful of promising looking features for change review. I take a look at the potential.
Powered by markdown and built on top of React, Docusaurus is an open sourced static site generator. How does it compare and does its React roots complicate things? I take a look!
GraphCMS gives you instant GraphQL Content APIs to create, enrich, unify, and deliver your content across platforms.
Want a powerful, self-hosted personal cloud? Then look no further than Nextcloud running on Kubernetes with a service mesh to add all the help and features you need. This video was commissioned by Kong.
Rockset builds real-time, interactive dashboards and data-intensive applications in record time. Or does it? And how does it compare to other analysis tools or open source projects?
Powered by a centralized software catalog, Backstage restores order to your infrastructure and enables your product teams to ship high-quality code quickly — without compromising autonomy.
Embracing "standard" Markdown, HackMD lets you collaborate using everyone's favourite plan text format. How does it compare to the bigger, shinier competition? I take a look.
MetaHuman provides a way to create your own digital human representations in an intuitive and easy-to-learn environment. Watch me freak myself out as I create myself, live on camera 🤯
Serenade lets you write code with your voice. You heard that right. Is it faster than typing? Is it annoying? I take a err, speak?
There are a lot of screen recorders available, so what does Screenity offer over all of the others? I take a look.
Apple's new DocC documentation compiler converts Markdown-based text into rich documentation for Swift applications. How does it compare to other language-specific tools? I take a look.
Dockerslim claims to increase the performance and security of docker images with no effort on your part. How realistic is the claim? I take a look.
I looked at raycast a few months ago and the product and community has developed so much since I thought it was time to see what’s new.
Streamlit turns data scripts into shareable web apps in minutes. All in Python. All for free. No front‑end experience required. Too good to be true? I take a look!
The Estate of Baron Archambaud, an Ingrate is a self-contained, single-player card adventure in which players use a deck of standard playing cards to explore the Baron's estate and retrieve an heirloom from his vault.
I love note taking applications… How does Joplin compare to the myriad options now available, and does open source hinder or help its usability? I take it for a spin and see.
The Buried is a Wretched and Alone game, based on the SRD by Chris Bissette. In this solo journaling game it begins with you trapped underground, and you will struggle to make it out alive.
Audiate makes recording and editing your voice as simple as editing text in a document. How does it compare to options such as Descript, and Simon Says? I take a look.
How can slim.ai help you create production-ready containers quickly? I speak with CEO, John Amaral to find out how.
I play a disenfranchised spellcaster who works in a droll environment. Work is too boring, but maybe there is a way to make it all a bit easier. Using 1D6, and a single game sheet, craft the best spells to make your work easier!
Self-hosted or hosted by us. White-label by design. API-driven and ready to be deployed on your own domain. You are in control of your events and data. Is it worth it? I find out.