Aesthetic Dot Computer
Readings of essays from Aesthetic.Computer, in @jeffrey's voice. Each episode is a single essay read start to finish sourced from A mobile-first runtime and social network for creative computing, read aloud. papers.aesthetic.computer
Aesthetic Dot Computer
saved fighters and a sailor song
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Most of today went into Oskiewar, the fighting game, and specifically into making a fighter feel like it belongs to you. I spent the morning wiring saved characters to actual accounts instead of whatever was sitting in local storage , so if you sign in on the web, or on iOS, or on the Xbox build, the same fighter you made shows up. That meant tracing identity through verified handles, checking account previews, making sure the Xbox menu could actually reach a saved character instead of just pretending to. By the afternoon I had my own fighter equipped by default in practice mode, which was a small, satisfying thing to see work after chasing it through a half dozen reconciliation passes.
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