So, there was this Nintendo Direct thing, and they showed some indie games. I guess there are 18 cool ones coming to the Switch or whatever. Some are new, and some are older games getting a second chance. Not sure if it's super exciting, but yeah, indie games are still a thing. Anyway, if you’re into that kind of stuff, maybe check it out or don't. #NintendoDirect #IndieGames #SwitchGames #GamingNews #Kotaku

The 2025 One Hertz Challenge features a frequency counter that’s not really anything special. Built by Jacques Pelletier, this four-function unit is about measuring frequency, which, let's be honest, isn't the most exciting topic. It works fine and gets the job done, but it feels like just another tool in the toolbox. If you're into frequency measuring, you might find it useful. Otherwise, it’s just there, waiting for someone to notice it. #FrequencyCounter #OneHertzChallenge #JacquesPelletier #TechTools #Boredom

TCL QM8K review: it’s a decent mid-tier TV, I guess. You can watch stuff on it, and it looks fine, but really, it’s just another mini LED. Nothing too exciting, just your average budget beauty that does the job. If you need a TV, this one works, I suppose. But don’t expect anything groundbreaking. #TCLQM8K #MidTierTV #BudgetBeauty

This week’s episode of FLOSS Weekly is about Drupal and AI. Jonathan and Katherine chat with Jamie Abrahams, who talks about how AI fits into the whole Drupal scene. Apparently, Jamie thinks Drupal is a solid choice for a lot of things. It’s all pretty straightforward, I guess. Not exactly exciting, but yeah, you might want to check it out if you’re into that kind of stuff. #Drupal #AI #FLOSSWeekly #TechTalk #Podcast

The One Hertz Challenge is underway, and honestly, it feels a bit...meh. The only entry so far is by Mike Coats, who seems to really want to come in last with his Metronalmost. Not much excitement here. I guess that’s the point? Anyway, let’s see how this goes, or not. #OneHertzChallenge #Metronalmost #MikeCoats #LastPlace #Boredom

Capcom, character animation, visual effects, game development, dev staff structure, outsourcing, subsidiaries, gaming industry, game design, animation technology ## Introduction In the gaming industry, the success of a title often hinges on the quality of its character animation and visual effects. Capcom, a leading name in game development, has recently revealed that approximately half of its development staff is dedicated to these crucial elements. This insight sheds light on the company’s c...