Mark Bell

@Essex_CC I contacted the blue badge team 17/10 - got no reply. I hear today, although I suffer from a life long disease (no possible cure) & in receipt of 2 previous badges, they cannot confirm my eligibility. Why? Why are things so difficult? Bad enough in pain all the time

@radolomeo Can we wish list on Steam yet?

Voxborn😜. Can there be too much interaction with environment in a game?😱 some even useless reactions, but making the world more believable?😇 And even chain reactions. #indiegame #indiegames #solodev #voxborn #ue5

I now have my own #7DaysToDie PC server. #SteamFriends are welcome.

@YesboxStudios wishlisted

I added a popular feature from Cities: Skylines. You can lock the building level (visuals) to any level you'd like

毛を抜くのかと思いきや・・・！？ これかなり巨大な角栓？ これだけ大きいと痛かったりするのかな？それともただスッキリ？ みんなは経験ある？

@Airaasayss There is no cure for stupid it seems

Didn't get it at first now I can't stop laughing👀

@preman_20 Shrek turned into Thanos

Precision that is pleasing to the eye.

@yolkfolk_com Can't we do this for the Dizzy series? This was recently released on Switch.

@exQUIZitely I bought this on Switch. Absolutely love it

An average picture that you save on your phone or PC has a size of around 400 kilobytes. It doesn't do anything, it's just a static image. Now divide that by the factor 10, so you drop to 40 kilobytes. That's the size of The Last Ninja, developed by System 3 and published in 1987. I still struggle to comprehend, even in the slightest, how programmers back then did what they did - and the worlds they created with the limitations they had to work with. I was simply blown away by the graphics (isometric on the C64 with such an amazing level of detail - simply gorgeous) and absolutely mesmerized by the kickass sound. What Ben Daglish and Anthony Lees conjured up musically will forever be part of gaming history - an iconic masterpiece. 40 kilobytes man...

@16bitnostalgia I miss the old days when 50 games didn't release a month. We cared more about them.

⌨️ 40 Days of Amiga ⌨️ Day 11 Moonstone: A Hard Days Knight - 1991

@oldyzach Heroes of Might and Magic II

If anyone were wondering what tranquility looks like.

@Uncle_krpt Why can't I stop looking?

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@X Your muted words option never works!.

@AmazonUK I will never subscribe to #AlexaPlus even it means ripping out everything in my home currently using #AmazonAlexa

@NoContextHumans The Botulism Burger 🍔

Would you eat this?

@theclub386 I started with an Intel Pentium 75 MMX

🏆 What's your favourite CPU ever? 🏆 All of us can recall a processor that transformed our computing lives in one quick upgrade, whether it was a 486 DX2/66 in the 90s or an X3D chip today. Tell us about your best-ever CPU purchase. 🔥 #pchardware #intel #amd #cpu #qotw

@PolitlcsUK He makes my blood boil

🚨 WATCH: Keir Starmer says he can't reduce the price of Mini Eggs

@RachelReevesMP "Freezing" an already high price isn't cost saving. Other countries are actually helping by reducing costs. Why are all UK leaders so greedy?

⚡£117 on average coming off energy bills 🚗 Fuel Duty freeze extended 🧒 450,000 children to be lifted out of poverty 💷 A payrise for over 2 million people 💊 Prescription charges frozen again This is a government for working people.

@GBNEWS I had a garden once but now its a refuse and recycle centre.

‘Make sure what can or can’t go in the rubbish, or face a costly fine!’ GB News’ Yorkshire and Humberside Reporter Anna Riley investigates households in England being forced to separate waste into four different bins.

I would love to quit my job and become a video games steamer

@Keir_Starmer and yet Australia massively drop fuel duty while you just want more and more of everything from us then blame everyone else for it.

I will always make decisions that are in the national interest. It’s why we aren’t getting dragged into the Middle East conflict, and why we are fighting to protect your living standards. And while opposition parties have responded by dividing communities, we respond with hope and pride. Pride in our communities, and the hope of a country that’s better for our children. That’s what we’re fighting for. Vote Labour on Thursday 7 May.