Dima Link

  A fly flew. All the insect flies flew. A warm breeze wafted in. The game is ready! It's a simple shooter like Galaxian. You move left and right and shoot at enemies. With a ton of insect sprites. I love drawing! And the Windows 3.11 theme as the background and window decoration.

  Hello, guys! We're continuing to master Lazarus. It's a wonderful programming language similar to Delphi. There's a data type called an enumeration. And sometimes we want to extract values ​​from it. Here's a funny question: How do we do this? We'll look at that today.

  Alice is still walking across this field. And her sixth sense begins to tell her that something else is coming. Alice has steeled herself for patience. She continues to walk confidently and leisurely. There's no need to hurry. She thinks it won't rain. And nothing bad will happen to her here. She won't fall through. And the road won't disappear. And the field, too, will remain here for all eternity.

  Strange and interesting sounds. Attention-grabbing. That's how this composition begins. Retrowave. Synth music. The intro offers interesting sounds. And these notes play slowly. But the intro itself is short. Everything transitions to rhythm. From thoughtfulness to the rhythm of movement. Beautiful photo cover. Like stills from a film. From the 1980s. With a film effect. A captivating look. Like the music itself. Retrowave, a thrill of the future. And we move on.

  Reflections, an album by musician Candice Night. Even one of the letters is written like a crescent moon. Like part of the moon. The night goes on. And from this album, one song has truly, truly stuck in my mind, one that will last a lifetime. It's "Dangerous Smile." You could say that before "Sea Glass," it was my favorite song. It's made like pop rock. Like the '80s. Or '90s, 2000. Pop rock. With rock music, but not heavy. And with charisma on the vocals. That's what I like.

  WinoFly is a fun game about flies. It's in the style of Windows 3.11. And it has sprite graphics. Kind of kawaii. But only Windows 3.11 has a 256-color palette. There's a white background. And funny sprite objects. Like flies flying around. And you shoot them from below. And the levels are called portals.