The Last House on Needless Street by Catriona Ward

So far I am halfway through and it’s an exceptionally good example of unreliable narrators leaving the reader in a state of terror. I really really hope that it can stick it’s landing…

Also. Some of the chapters are written by a cat.

„Apples new fee might kill free apps in the EU that get downloaded more then one million times a year and want to be distributed via alternative app stores“ just doesn’t have the same ring to it I guess.

Realistically this will only really hit stuff like Netflix Games when they want to try to make their own store or something similar.

Wenn jemand eine kleine Zusammenfassung von dem ganzen möchte, Knowledge Fight ist heute schon mit einer Folge dazu raus: https://knowledgefight.libsyn.com/877-a-philosophy-for-curiosity

Correct me if I’m wrong but it was hidden on the last disk! (And the box did not mention it in any way)

Good times.

Ah. Good old Deix.

I will always remember that he got kicked out of “Die Graphische” for missing school to much (And I guarantee you… that’s hard on this school) and being “untalented”.

30some years later they still had a nice letter on display that he sent them after becoming famous.

To keep up with the crazies

• Knowledge Fight
• QAnon anonymous
• Cognitive Dissonance

For all my SCP needs

• The Exploring Series
• SCP Archive
• The SCP Experience

Creepy podcasts doing their own thing

• Welcome to Night Vale
• The Magnus Archieves
• The Hotel

Hold my bulletprove backpack. I am going in.

Wait… Soulseek is still a thing? I have fond memories of running a client on our schools sever 20+ years ago. Let it download all night. Grab it once I was back in class.

Great times.

Infamous for introducing me to one of my now all time favorite musicians. Amon Tobin.

And a lot earlier Quake that planted the first seeds for my love of NIN.

My platinum in Bloodborne.

Fuck you Defiled Amygdala. Go eat a Winter Lantern.

Well… the new “welcome to night vale” merch looks great!

Barbarian

Sadly it does not stick the landing but everything up to that point is great. Love how it plays with the fact that the audience already expects Bill Skarsgård to be creepy.