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Mike Grindle's Webpage was updated.
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Mike Grindle's Webpage was updated.
1 week ago
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Thought I'd let you know that it looks like your menu links are broken from within your blog posts. I think the issue is that everything is prefixed with '/posts/'. For example, on your 'Do We Truly Know Ourselves?' post, the [links] hyperlink that usually goes to https://colexdev.neocities.org/links is set as https://colexdev.neocities.org/posts/links (leading to a 404). Hope that makes sense and helps!
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colexdev
1 week ago
I didn't notice that mistake. Thank you so much for sharing. I will fix that up sometime soon. <3
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>https://mikegrindle.com/posts/surf Regarding alternative search engines: consider mojeek. There are only a few unique search indexes. Of the obscure ones, Mojeek is relatively mature. I have an easier time finding obscure and interesting links on Mojeek than on any other search engine I've tried. Not good for finding a simple answer quickly, but good for finding links. https://www.mojeek.com/about/why-mojeek
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kaa
1 week ago
colexdev: DuckDuckGo is good at finding a quick, simple answer. It's mostly Bing. https://duckduckgo.com/duckduckgo-help-pages/results/sources/ Mojeek is a janky, small project that's been ongoing for several years. It's a genuinely unique search index. It's bad at giving simple answers, and good at sharing obscure ones.
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Mike Grindle's Webpage was updated.
2 weeks ago
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Mike Grindle's Webpage was updated.
2 weeks ago
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colexdev
2 weeks ago
Couldn't agree more. I found the vast majority of the small sites I visit frequency through other small sites. I started with just a few and now have dozens that I love. Blogrolls and link pages are the best.
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getoffmylawn
2 weeks ago
I agree, the linux community can be nice and we don't need to make Windows users feel bad.
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Mike Grindle's Webpage was updated.
3 weeks ago
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portfoliusmaximus
3 weeks ago
Hi Mike, just read your essay on LSD and I must say that it's bang-on with many of my own thoughts on videogames, art and the intersection between them. LSD definitely isn't my kind of game (and the PS1/Saturn/N64/Dreamcast generation is one I've barely explored), but I'm a huge fan of Ozamu Sato's visual style and thus am always fascinated by people finding out about his PS1 experiment!
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mikegrindle
3 weeks ago
Glad you found it interesting. Must admit that I'm only somewhat familiar with his other work. Perhaps I should spend some time looking into that.
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portfoliusmaximus
3 weeks ago
Most of his stuff is, to my knowledge, either obscenely rare or downright lost media, which admittedly adds to their general weirdness and mistique. I recommend his duology of interactive CD-ROMs for MacOS machines, and the recently unearthed COMPU MOVIE (on YouTube).
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murid
3 weeks ago
The LSD essay is really good. I'm completely unfamiliar with the game, but the description drew me in.
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mikegrindle
3 weeks ago
Thank you, Murid. The game was an interesting experience and fun to write about too.
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hope you're doing well, and bring on the experiments
looking forward to your new creative direction!!! well put about that distinct feeling during a transition
cheers guys. I feel like I've set unrealistic expectations by using the word "experimental."
Love all of your stuff and excited to see everything new that you decide to do!