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Solving Music: Hall and Oates - Out of Touch
That said, pretty happy with this one. Hopefully the central entry is still
relevant enough; it's a phenomenon that's made my month, and I'm sure it has
for others too. I recently gridded another themeless on my
Twitch stream, but I'm still debating whether it's passable enough to post here; chances
are it'll be the next puzzle here.
Also as a heads up, a week from today (on Thursday the 18th), I've got a
puzzle in the New York Times, so give that a shot if you can.
Lastly, I wanted to share a couple more BLM resources.
First is
the Racial Justice and Equality Game Bundle
on itch.io; for at least five dollars, you can get MORE THAN A THOUSAND
VIDEO GAMES. That's INSANE. Like "$9,000 worth of games for $5" insane.
This isn't even like those shoddy "1000-games-in-1" packages you get at
Walmart full of Bejeweled clones; a lot of these are legit games.
Honestly, let me just go to the site and list off some of the ones I've
heard great things about: A Short Hike, Night in the Woods, Celeste,
Nuclear Throne, Pikuniku, Quadrilateral Cowboy, GNOG, OneShot, Super
Hexagon, No Pineapple Left Behind, and way more. Also included are packs
of assets for game development (graphics, guides, etc.). It'd be
ridiculous not to drop $5 on this; all profits are being split 50/50
between the NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund and the Community Bail
Fund. It's only available for the next 3-4 days, so if you want in, get it
soon.
Second is
another Carrd site, this one more focused on protester safety, black history, and mental
health resources. Go check that out, and share the link as well.
The Carrd I shared last time
is the one I've seen shared around the most, but I think I've only seen
this one once, which is pretty sad. Spread the word.
Enjoy the puzzle!
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