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A technology blog covering game development, AI, automation, and industry news — notes from what we actually build and run.
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Blender Survey 2026 Asks About Workflows, Priorities and Community Spending
Blender’s 2026 user survey aims to understand demographics, workflows, improvement priorities, community spending and paths to contribution.
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Claude’s Watermark Is Made of Characters You Cannot See, and the Remover Ships as a Claude Skill
The reporting that started this is narrow.
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A Secretary of War Says He Is Designating Anthropic a Supply-Chain Risk: What the Record Actually Contains
The subject of the dispute is Anthropic.
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NVIDIA Names Three Requirements for Local AI, Then Answers Them in C++ on TensorRT RTX
NVIDIA published an article on its developer blog titled “Build Local AI Apps with C++ and NVIDIA TensorRT RTX Samples,” presenting sample code for building local AI applications in C++ using NVIDIA TensorRT RTX (NVIDIA developer blog).
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Meta’s Prompt-Built Games Name No Engine, Its VR Glasses Name Unity 6.6: What the Day-One Support List Actually Covers
The announcement, as it has been reported, pairs two things that sit at opposite ends of a production pipeline.
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More Than 300 Signatures at Ubisoft Montreal: A Union’s Collective Action Over Hybrid Work Starts With a Petition
The reported news is narrow and easy to state: employees at Ubisoft Montreal have launched a collective action intended to preserve an existing hybrid work schedule, according to trade coverage of the action.
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Docker Put Agent Permissions in an OCI Image — and the Spec Going to the CNCF Is Already at Version 3
At WeAreDevelopers, Docker presented three things together — Sandboxes, Kits, and Cloud Sandboxes — and framed them as the means of giving AI agents strong isolation and reproducible authority (Docker’s own keynote recap; company announcement, not independently corroborated).
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A Game Development Resource List With No “Awesome” In Its Name: What The Public Record Of killop/anything_about_game Actually Says
The findable record for this project is short enough to list in full.
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Seattle, a 2010 Profit-Sharing Plan, and a June 2018 Xbox Acquisition: What the Undead Labs Record Actually Says
The encyclopedia entry at the center of this record describes Undead Labs as an American video game developer [uncorroborated], located in Seattle, Washington [uncorroborated], and as the developer of State of Decay [uncorroborated] (Undead Labs).
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Shape Keys Are Being Reviewed in Blender’s Grease Pencil — and Bézier Curves Are Moving With the Strokes
Coverage published on that date describes a video titled “First Look: Shape Keys in Blender Grease Pencil & 2D Rigging Test,” credited to a creator working under the name Mumu Mundo, and carried by the Blender community news site BlenderNation (source).