The Emu Café Social
Nicholas A. Ferrell
The Emu Café Social is a social-publishing site powered by WordPress. Members will be able to use the site to post about what interests them and discuss their external projects. While the site is conducive to short-to-medium-length posts, it also accommodates longer-form writing. By advertising feeds and user profiles, it will be easy for visitors to follow individual writers or to follow the project as a whole. In general, members of the site can and will post about subjects of interest to them.
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Quoted A tip? Don't use OpenClaw and ignore Moltbook by Rodrigo Ghedin (manualdousuario.net) Regarding Moltbook and its foundation, OpenClaw, I will limit myself* to giving one piece of advice: don't use it. I learned about OpenClaw/Moltbook somewhere in the area of last week in a story about its security issues....
In my previous post, I discussed a fact I learned from Marc Normadin’s Retro XP retrospective on the Nintendo Entertainment System (“NES”) version of Wario’s Woods. Here, I will note a fact in the article that I certainly knew at one time but since forgot (along with the most likely reason I forgot). All of these...
I recall having known that Wario’s Woods was the final licensed game released for the Nintendo Entertainment System (“NES”) in North America. But I learned something extra about that previously-known fact in Marc Normadin’s article about Wario’s Woods for NES at Retro XP. Because of the late release date, Wario’s...
I recently argued in a NLJ article that the most important part of being a hero is telling everyone about your heroism. However, that rule does not apply to visual novel development. From January 18 through the early morning hours of February 1, I worked with Victor V. Gurbo to make a visual novel. I was responsible...
This site is hosted on the same server as The New Leaf Journal, and I use Cloudron to manage the server. Beginning around early spring last year, The New Leaf Journal began to crash once every few days when Cloudron health checks failed (I have not had any similar issues with this site, which is much lower traffic)....
On January 30, 2026, Time Extension reported that the Sega 32X version of Virtua Racing has been decompiled. If you are reading this, there is a decent chance you may have questions such as “Sega 32what?” or “do you mean Virtual?” But for me, the headline represented a bit of nostalgia in my Miniflux feed reader. On...
Quoted Georgia Hopes to Reverse Venezuela’s Recognition of Occupied Territories by The Jamestown Foundation (The Jamestown Foundation) There is presently a rare opportunity for Tbilisi to push for Syria and Venezuela’s formal reversals of recognition. The Kremlin’s close partners, Maduro and al-Assad, are no longer...
I subscribe to the RSS feed for Brownstoner, a real estate and news publication focusing on Brooklyn. I opened up the January 27, 2026 daily links post by Anna Bradley-Smith and was greeted by a snowman (or snowwoman?) with a very wide base (see photo). Having documented multiple snowmen on The New Leaf Journal (see...
I have never been a fan of TikTok and long called for it to be banned yesterday. Despite having come close, President Trump was derermined to snag partial defeat from the jaws of victory, potentially ameliorating some, but certainly not all, of the concerns I have raised about TikTok in a deal of questionable...
I stumbled upon a January 15, 2011 analytically-inclined defense of Carmelo Anthony by Nate Silver (I also think the 2012-13 Knicks prove it was at least possible to construct a championship-caliber team around Mr. Anthony), written at the hight of the Anthony-to-Knicks trade rumors that would culminate with the...
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