Perhaps demon culture is heavily influenced by electrical engineering.

As someone who studied EE and briefly worked in the field before abandoning it, can confirm that EE and demonology are inextricably intertwined.

If I buy someone else's soul, could that be resold?

I just finished the 3rd day at my new job, and I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed. I want to thank you for making this game and posting it, I don't know what exactly but it has what I need at this moment.

I don't want to be disrespectful to OP but my PC is too old to run their game.

My oldish laptop is a bit thermally allergic to just about anything graphical, so I hastily closed the tab after verifying the system was at 86°C again. I too look forward to upgrading one day. So you're not alone there.

Congrats on landing a new job. What're you doing now?

What a great coincidence, I watched it yesterday because of that Plan9 post.

I couldn't recommend it more.

I might be missing the point here, but I find it quite annoying that I was already logged into my Google account and trying to sign in in a website[1] using the 'Sign in with Google' did not work. I don't take my cellphone to work and that little Google auth system kept asking for in-phone confirmation since "I was trying to log in from an unknown device" but singing in Gmail in that exact same device worked just fine.

[1] Figma

You can turn that off by turning off 2 factor authentication, where ever that setting is.

I don't remember why I decided to learn Vim, but the first time I saw it was in a very intelligent programming channel, Goran Milovanovic's python tutorials on YouTube

Good catch.

That sounds obvious but goes completely unnoticed, and it's very smart. A good part of what keeps me motivated to work on something is believing in the solution. This line gets a little blurry when it comes to games, but the only way for me to mitigate that is to make games I would play.

Consider the culinary section...

To my house, I will paint you like a French girl.