Each morning for almost two months now, I’ve been playing this little game. Besides being cute with its retro graphics, it’s a fun challenge to start the day. I highly recommend it!
Microblog
My top 5 most played artists this week (Feb 20-26) according to LastFM: Nirvana (76), Silverchair (51), Pearl Jam (32), Soundgarden (28) and The Smashing Pumpkins (27).
I finished the main story of Cyberpunk 2077 a few days ago, after roughly 80 hours. What a game! I still have plenty of side missions to tackle, plus the Phantom Liberty expansion. I already have enough material for two more “Night City Wanderer” posts, and completing some of these final objectives, especially the expansion, should allow for a couple more. I'll take a break after that, but I'll definitely be back for another run sooner or later.
Week 2 recap of “Step aside, phone” is out. It feels so great to unplug even more than usual.
→ https://cafelog.fr/step-aside-phone-week-2
My top 5 most played artists this week (Feb 13-19) according to LastFM: Joe Hisaishi (90), Nirvana (56), Kenji Kawai (25), The Beatles (24) and Lorne Balfe (19).
Sometimes, exploration doesn’t go as planned… Come with me to explore the surroundings of Morro Rock, with the fifth part of my “Night City Wanderer” series!
→ https://cafelog.fr/night-city-wanderer-part-5
Yesterday, I started an experiment aiming to reduce the time spent on my phone.
→ Step aside, phone!
→ Step aside, phone: week 1
I just discovered Kev Quirk’s new project: Pure Blog
Oh boy, this is so cool! The idea of making the switch is already stuck in the back of my mind. I’ll let it simmer while I figure out the logistics of such a move. I’m not sure yet if I’ll pull the trigger, but it’s incredibly appealing!
→ More about Pure Blog on this post: https://kevquirk.com/introducing-pure-blog
My top 5 most played artists this week (Feb 6-12) according to LastFM: Joe Hisaishi (89), The Beatles (68), Korn (36), Kenji Kawai (21) and Harry Belafonte (16).
Je suis lassé du jargon de bureau et des gens qui ne savent plus écrire et s’exprimer dans un français correct, en usant et abusant d’anglicismes et d’expressions insipides toutes faites, à ne plus réfléchir au sens (parfois inexistant) des mots et expressions qu’ils emploient par automatisme.
Comme l’écrivait Albert Camus :
Mal nommer un objet, c’est ajouter au malheur de ce monde.
Citation souvent transformée de la façon suivante, qui correspond davantage à mes propos :
Mal nommer les choses, c’est ajouter aux malheurs du monde.