To be honest, I just stick to plain ol’ LibreOffice. I use folders to organize notes, which isn’t perfect but works for me.

You don’t need anything fancy, Imo. I just use LibreOffice

The best mobile games tend to be ports. Stick Ranger is a good example.

Seems half-baked. Are they trying to resurrect the flash game? It could work as a standalone thing, but I don’t see why it needs to be part of YouTube other than the fact they’re going to shove it in our faces just like they did their TikTok clone.

No, but I’m pretty sure I played a flash port of it.

I’m continuing work on Lashriddled. Progress rolls along slowly, but the keep and the hospital are done and now I’m working on a palace in preparation for the arrival of the monarch. It will have offices and quarters for all the nobles, a small library for records keeping, a dungeon, a barracks, and, of course, a lavish dining room, bedroom, and throne room for the King. Still in the digging out phase, but the forges are firing to get the metals ready and the engravers are practicing on a large patch of mined-out rock so that they be ready to do their best work once it’s time to lay a chisel to the palace walls.

It’s been a remarkably peaceful fort. While we have good defences, we’ve been at peace with the elves and the humans. The goblins were beat badly in a pre-fort war, and necromancy is nearly unheard of.

I think it’s a “cultural wars” kind of thing, but the Chinese version of it. They envision a strong, proud, nationalist society, and kids laying around playing video games when they could be working towards becoming the ideal citizen of tomorrow.