Nanolathe has opened a public beta of an MIT-licensed engine for Total Annihilation, with a browser demo and native builds for modern computers.
Total Annihilation, Rebuilt For Modern Computers
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YouTuber Says Cops Paid Him A Visit After He Built Flock-Style Camera To Track Cops
Anthony Sistilli says two Peel Regional Police officers visited after he built a camera to record police vehicles. The department had not commented.
How SVG Animation Shapes The “TURBINE — WERK 9” Experience
TURBINE — WERK 9 uses scroll-driven SVG rotor animation to connect a browser field guide with the mechanics of an industrial space.
Geometry-driven route instrument: A Look Inside “Courier — Spoke & Signal” (FABLE/175)
“Courier — Spoke & Signal” — see it live. A route can…
How to Choose Smart Home Halloween Decorations
Plan, connect, and test smart lights, sounds, and sensors for a reliable Halloween display indoors or outdoors.
“After Action — Wing V Debrief Theater”: An AI Take On Living Credits
An AI-built exhibition presents 24 Wing V web experiences as a continuous film-credit roll, with interactive sand-table scenes and accessibility features.
PlayStation Plus Monthly Games For October: F1 25, Hunt: Showdown 1896, Earth Defense Force: World Brothers 2
F1 25, Hunt: Showdown 1896 and Earth Defense Force: World Brothers 2 join PlayStation Plus Monthly Games from October 6 to November 2.
Your Guide To AI-Assisted Halloween Decorating
A practical guide to AI Halloween decor: distinguish real AI from automation, choose effects, and plan for safety, privacy and reliability.
How Video Games Inspire Great UX (2019)
Search and coverage interest in how video games inspire UX is rising, but the cause of the spike has not been confirmed.
Steal This: The Signature Technique Behind “The Cenotaph At Night | A Two-Minute Vigil”
An in-depth look at the innovative design approach of ‘The Cenotaph at Night,’ focusing on its disciplined restraint and timed silence that create a meditative memorial experience.
