Luke Aaron 🎄

@devanew.com

3416 Followers 1383 Following

Software, sites and, occasionally, indie games 💬 http://discord.gg/dPYxs3gXWQ 🌐 http://devanew.com ⚔ #indiedev #gamedev #godot

Someone walking through a thick jungle with a backpack on
Rick and Morty meme of Jesus on a cross looking exasperated, with text: "Crypto again? After Twitter? You went all the way back around?" Based on the original quote "Christianity again? After cowboys? You went all the way back around?" Referencing Bluesky's $100M Series B funding from Bain Capital Crypto.
Vintage PlayStation ad featuring a simple 3D-rendered bird with a parachute. Caption: "The PlayStation can produce mind-boggling effects."
Whisper in ear meme: A man in a plaid shirt whispers to a woman who looks unimpressed. Top text reads 'VIVALDI GIVES POWER USERS EVERYTHING THEY NEED'. Bottom text reads 'EMAIL, CALENDAR, ADVANCED TABS, INFINITE CUSTOMIZATION, AND REAL PRIVACY - ALL BUILT-IN, NO EXTENSIONS REQUIRED'. Meme humorously suggests Vivaldi browser's extensive built-in features
Profile page screenshot showing a circular profile photo of a young man with light hair wearing a blue shirt against a green landscape background. The profile displays the name 'Luke Aaron' with handle '@luke_devanew', showing 496 subscribers and 16 videos. Below is a bio stating 'Founder and Developer at Digitally Tailored LTD ...more' and a blue link to 'bsky.app/profile/devanew.com and 1 more link'. The page has a black background with white text.
A screenshot from a 3D video game showing a lush green meadow with tall grass and scattered yellow wildflowers. Coniferous trees dot the landscape, and a majestic blue mountain rises in the background against a bright blue sky with white clouds. The interface shows "SERVER - 1 (DEBUG)" in the top-left corner, coordinates in the top-right, and a row of inventory slots at the bottom of the screen. A small animal, possibly a deer, can be seen in the meadow. The scene has a vibrant, open-world nature setting with rolling hills.
A meme comparing basic commerce to online-only video games. The image has white text on a black background. At the top it says "Basic commerce: Customer pays money" with an illustration of a hand holding dollar bills. Below are two options separated by "OR": On the left is a burlap sack with grain spilling out, labeled "They get to keep what they bought." On the right is a colorful illuminated Ferris wheel at night, labeled "They are informed upfront when their access to something ends." At the bottom right is a white-bordered text box stating "Most online-only video games:" followed by two bullet points: "Customer keeps nothing" and "Customer is not informed upfront when access will end." The meme criticizes how online-only video games differ from traditional commerce by not providing permanent ownership of purchased items and lacking transparency about when access to the game will terminate.