silverchase

I spent a good long time browsing through the piles of thumbnails to make myself a tall list. It's a mix of games I'm excited for, games that look interesting to me, and weird games. Since I spent so much time today browsing for games, I haven't actually played much today on day 1.

Some thoughts on my list

Bits & Bops has already had a demo for months now, but for Next Fest, there's a new minigame to play. Also, I backed this game on Kickstarter, so I'm obviously interested in seeing this game be good. And I think it is.
SourceWorld is a Half-Life 2 mod participating in Next Fest! It's an FPS dungeon crawler! The Source engine isn't dying anytime soon.
Oddcore has a really flashy trailer. I actually first heard of it from seeing it get front page attention on Newgrounds. It could be the first game set in "liminal spaces" that isn't utterly boring or crap.
Funi Raccoon Game is on this list because the trailer is stupid and I want to see more of it. I have high hopes.
Why, yes, those are three games featuring a black cat as playable character.

I'm glad someone knocked some sense into these guys and convinced them to add a little bit to the name to make it searchable. Just "Mouse" would have just doomed them lol

OFF: The alarm went off and woke me up.

OFF: I turned the alarm off to get some more sleep.

That's how I felt seeing the trailer on Steam.

Any black forest cake that's not from Regent Bakery and Cafe is a lie.

Better yet, it's based on a real black forest cake from a bakery near Valve

Follow their track, you mean.

Tailed curled around the feet. Very proper

He's still around! He hosts a trivia podcast called Lateral.

The one time I upgraded from an HDD to an SSD, I didn't know about Clonezilla, so I straight up used dd to copy the raw bits. That was pretty insane in hindsight.

So can there be multiverses that contain every other multiverse other than itself?

Free tech tip: https://cht.sh/ serves practical, usage-focused help on common command-line tasks. You can visit the website, or even better, curl for what you want.

 bash

    
$ curl cht.sh/touch

gets you this:

    
 cheat:touch 
# To change a file's modification time:
touch -d <time> <file>
touch -d 12am <file>
touch -d "yesterday 6am" <file>
touch -d "2 days ago 10:00" <file>
touch -d "tomorrow 04:00" <file>

# To put the timestamp of a file on another:
touch -r <refrence-file> <target-file>

Append with ~ and a word to show only help containing that word:

 bash

    
$ curl cht.sh/zstd~compress

Result:

    
 tldr:zstd 
# zstd
# Compress or decompress files with Zstandard compression.
# More information: <https://github.com/facebook/zstd>.

# Decompress a file:
zstd -d path/to/file.zst

# Decompress to `stdout`:
zstd -dc path/to/file.zst

# Compress a file specifying the compression level, where 1=fastest, 19=slowest and 3=default:
zstd -level path/to/file

# Unlock higher compression levels (up to 22) using more memory (both for compression and decompression):
zstd --ultra -level path/to/file

For more usage tips, curl cht.sh/:help.

I'm certainly glad this one is more active than world's.