Tag: Atari

• Random Penguins thoughts as the late season slide continues (PensBurgh)
• What’s on your desk, Joanna Nelius? (The Verge)
• Weeknotes 24:11 (Jeff Bridgforth)
• Weeknotes 24:12 (Jeff Bridgforth)
• The Ugmonk Gather Desk System: A Comprehensive Review (The Sweet Setup)
• Camper Newbie (Go Make Things)
• Tyshawn Jones The General (kottke.org)
• Chilito candy (kottke.org)
• Dinosaurs Park (via Waxy.org)
• Closing time (Rachel Andrew)

News

• Microsoft forgot to update this Windows feature for 30 years
• Florida’s DeSantis signs social media law requiring age verification
• Canva acquires Affinity to fill the Adobe-sized holes in its design suite — I hear about a lot of people switching to Affinity to avoid Adobe’s subscription model, so hopefully this acquisition doesn’t mean future subscription-based pricing for Affinity (Canva says it doesn’t).
• The PS5 is getting an automatic game clip feature that helps other players
• Disney Plus has a new Hulu-ified logo
• Penguins retrieve missing Jaromir Jagr bobblehead dolls
• A native version of Chrome arrives for Arm-based Windows PCs
• Wyze’s cheap and questionable security cam levels up with Wi-Fi 6, edge AI, and 2.5K video
• 3 Body Problem VR headset review: magical tech in need of more apps
• Anxiety is a monster in Sony’s new Spider-Verse short film
• 8BitDo’s latest retro keyboard is an ode to the Commodore 64
• Colonoscopy prep: Liquid-only diets unnecessary, GI doctor says (via kottke.org) — I’m way more interested in this story than I want to be. 😐
• Heinz Is Putting Up Ketchup Dispensers To Tempt Chicagoans With Forbidden Condiment (via kottke.org)
• Large Grocers Took Advantage of Pandemic Supply Chain Disruptions, F.T.C. Finds (via kottke.org)
• Bridges aren’t ready for today’s huge ships
• The Atari 400 Mini is a cute little slice of video game history
• The ‘PS5 Pro Enhanced’ label could mean constant 60fps and ray-tracing
• Backdoor found in widely used Linux utility breaks encrypted SSH connections
• What we know about the xz Utils backdoor that almost infected the world