If you have multiple github.com accounts, such as a personal and work account, and you want the correct account to be used automatically without signing out and signing in, then this post may interest you.

In the past few years, I’ve been thinking a lot about how to generate asset IDs ergonomically for game projects. My goals are:

• Serialize the asset IDs.
• Use the asset IDs at runtime, to identify and load assets.
• Be able to say the asset IDs out loud.

This is super useful for client-server games, but can still be useful for offline games e.g. saving player progression. Also useful for streamlining team communication for e.g. outsourcing or bug tracking.

A couple years ago, I used Hey World to startup a DIY blog. I wasn’t motivated to self-host at the time, but still wanted to blog. I wanted to keep things simple, so I figured I’d leverage my email provider’s newly announced blog addon.

I made my first DIY YouTube video for this one.

If you have a top load LG washer and you start to see gross looking brown sludge (aka scrud) show up after a wash cycle, then this video is for you.

This post started life as an internal Confluence page that I made while working at Netflix Games. There wasn’t much internal about it except a couple screenshots, so I rewrote it as this post.