I'd call it negligent, tbh. Especially since CBC has reported on it.
I got out (barely) before the carnage started in earnest.
I'm an industrial mechanic now.
I miss a lot of things about game dev, but the industry as it existed even in 2020 when I left was not where I wanted to be.
EXPERIENCE BIJ!
Happy to share them! Sorry about the busted formatting.
One thing I didn't specify, I usually injected the curd into the cupcakes as a filling before icing them.
Also, the curd and buttercream are both freezable! The buttercream will split when it thaws, but it's easily fixed by beating the shit out of it with a mixer (I just run it on medium until the texture returns to normal, paddle or whisk will work).
Prof. Torat: [incensed nasal huffing]
Prof. Kashyyyk: [angry wookiee noises]
Sappho and her Fabaceae
F84.0 Autism Spectrum Disorder, without accompanying intellectual or language impairment
F90.0 Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, predominantly inattentive presentation, mild
The novellas are great too!
parapsyker
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I don't think so, but I do have very fond memories of playing a Trek game that I have not been able to identify despite quite a bit of searching.
Part of the problem was that I think my dad would get the game to a certain stage for me and then hand over the computer so I could fly around space and shoot things, so my memories are only of a very specific little bit of the game.
This would have been early to mid 90s, on a dual-boot machine, but I think I remember launching it in Linux?
If anybody has the faintest recollection of a 90s (or earlier) Trek game where you could fire phasers or photon torpedoes, and the photon torpedoes looked kind of like a pair of twinkling yellow stars, I would at least feel a little less crazy.