Ethan Black @golemwire@librem.one

@DaveW @vowe Indeed. Though it doesn't get much better than Masto. I'm staying.

@heyheymomo There's something to that, actually

When you work on a big work of creativity, it can be very difficult for you. But if 1,000 people play your game, is it worth it? "If 1,000 people play your game, the resulting impact is 1,000 times greater than your hardship."
"You'll Forget the Hardship, But the Game Will Endure!"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPSFfqxpVJk&t=1s

@RL_Dane @benjaminhollon I think it's usually "nibble", but I like "nybble" better :)

@big_diggity@the.talesofmy.life Like bread and butter.

Hello @fediverseobserver, is it OK if you avoid using so many hashtags? Your posts look useful, but you post frequently enough that you swamp up hashtag searches a bit.

@ronak @CM30 Given his strong work ethic and other abilities, I wouldn't be surprised at all.
I know he drew the storyboards for the Smash Melee video. He may have done it for the Ultimate DLC. https://youtu.be/vLRRNsAVl-8?t=142

I have my college courses color-coded now, for my notebook binder tabs, school app, and color pens + planner. Nice for the brain

@michaelburch@fosstodon.org Someone get @Gargron on this, STAT ;)

@jeremydebose Boosts are one of my favorite parts of Mastodon. It's like an algorithm-free way of getting curated new content.
I only turn them off when my feed gets too big, or someone is frankly a little spammy with it

How many times do you get an idea, just for it to die before it begins? High-quality work is ideal, but a poorly done work of creativity is better than none at all!

"Things that are worth doing are worth doing poorly"
https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbescoachescouncil/2018/10/30/things-that-are-worth-doing-are-worth-doing-poorly/?sh=2445a9536931

#workEthic #gamedev #creativity #writing

@CM30 That's a hard question.... I feel like it is in-between.

@256 Gotta love obsolete future proof PCs

@lamp No, not real ;)

@curiouscatastrophe @casserolefood In the Sealion comic the sea lion persists even though the other person is trying to disengage.

It seems like neither of us are going to change our minds on anything here, we might as well stop