The game equivalent of a spooky short story. A beautiful, moody puzzle game. Only takes maybe two hours, but worth the investment. iOS only, sorry.
Check out The Companion afterwards, or indeed, during if you get stuck and need to think about something else.
(via John Siracusa.)
I haven’t really watched, or finished reading, anything this week, so let’s talk Doctor Who, which is one month away from the new season. It’s been a while since I discussed it here, so let’s do a quick recap of what I’ve skipped: * Season 9:
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There’s a global setting in macOS (in the General pane) where you can choose to “Prefer tabs” in all applications. This means that any time a new window would get created, you get a new tab instead. Which I love for Terminal, because I hate getting swamped by random