Two of Night City's quietest side stories live behind the same door. Get the pet iguana and adopt Nibbles the cat, and both boil down to the same gate: finish "Playing for Time" mission Act 2's opening conversation with Goro Takemura at Tom's Diner. Cross that threshold and Night City opens up, along with a tray in your apartment and a bowl by the large dumpster around the … [Read more...] about Cyberpunk 2077 Iguana Egg: Where to Find It, Hatch Time & How to Adopt Nibbles the Cat
Why Grant Rawlinson’s Tasman Crossing Still Lives Rent-Free In My Head
I remember reading it like it was yesterday. Scrolling LinkedIn like you do, and stopping cold on a post from Grant Rawlinson, "Axe" to most people who know him. I'm reminded of Grant Rawlinson's crossing of the Tasman Sea every time I hit a wall in my own work, and if you haven't read it, you should. Here's the short version: the man tried to row across the Tasman Sea. … [Read more...] about Why Grant Rawlinson’s Tasman Crossing Still Lives Rent-Free In My Head
Cyberpunk 2077 Mission: Moving Heat Bug – Missing Car
Some time after completing the Cyberpunk 2077, Phantom Liberty main story mission, you will receive a text from Ashley who offers you the opportunity to obtain the Quadra Sport R-7 "Charon" sports car that the Cassel ginger twins - Aurore and Aymeric - were driving. This will begin the Moving Heat mission. This is actually a really … [Read more...] about Cyberpunk 2077 Mission: Moving Heat Bug – Missing Car
The Woodblock Print I Could Never Own (So I Made a Tee)
I've been collecting Japanese woodblock prints for a few years now. Before I knew it I had collected quite a lot. Thirteen at last count. "The original costs $30K to put on a wall. I made a $30 tee I can wear." RetroVision Grab the Ghost of Yoshitoshi tee here My initial interest was peaked by war scene triptychs, splayed out across 3 panels, full … [Read more...] about The Woodblock Print I Could Never Own (So I Made a Tee)
My Roman Empire Had 43 Million Citizens & They Were All Backlinks!
Sit tight, my faithful readers, as I regale you with a tale from the ancient days of the digital desert when SEO was barren of guidelines, meta keywords swarmed like a plague of locusts, and link-building was governed by Pontius Pagerank! 🧙♂️ T’was then that the late Eric Ward emerged, our very own Link Moses, brandishing link-building knowledge like … [Read more...] about My Roman Empire Had 43 Million Citizens & They Were All Backlinks!