What's new:
- Daily mode where everyone plays the same cards
- Free Play where you can play heaps of different categories
- Auto light/dark mode
- Different difficulty modes
- Waaay more cards
- Improved animations and UI
Replying to
Remote
Tom Watson
@tomjwatson@fosstodon.org
mastodon 4.7.3British software engineer based in Spain. Into software engineering, open source and nerdy shit in general.
Also big on motorsports, rewilding and ecomodernism, and just being curious about life and the world in general.
0 Followers
0 Following
12 Posts
Joined May 19, 2022
Replying to
@dp@masto.duxtec.de yeah basically it's because I pushed an update which updated the cards, which means the seed for that day would then produce slightly different results.
I'm not sure how exactly to prevent that happening during updates, honestly. Anyway, it will not happen on 99% of days 🙏
Replying to
@yokofakun you mean you don't know how to play? You need to drag the card from the deck onto the timeline.
I've been playing Steam World Heist on the #3ds recently and wow, I think this is probably in my top 5 #videogames on that console.
It's a super addictive cross between worms and x-com with just about enough depth for the handheld format. I definitely recommend it if you still happen to have a 3DS around.
Replying to
Download the latest version at https://breaktimer.app/
Note that the auto-update process for macOS doesn't seem to be working, I assume because of the migration from an intel-only to a universal app. You'll need to manually download the update for macOS this time round.
I'd been putting it off for like a year now, but I finally got around to migrating Old #Reddit Redirect (https://github.com/tom-james-watson/old-reddit-redirect/) to Manifest V3.
Manifest V2 extensions are finally getting phased out on #Chrome, so if I left it any longer it was at risk of getting removed from the web store!
I'm actually pleasantly surprised with the final result: it's gone from a bunch of JavaScript to a single declarative JSON file.
What's the best #music streaming service for people who focus on listening to albums, not procedural playlists?
I used #YouTubeMusic for years and gave #AppleMusic a brief try, but it seems like #Spotify is still the least worst option? It's still frustratingly focused on playlists and IMO has poor music discovery for albums.
Any recommendations? I really can't be bothered to go back to curating a local music collection, but sometimes I wonder if it would be better...
@nkstottlemyer@mastodon.social I think I'll just give book one a go and take it from there, I guess. Seems like a reasonable place to start heh