That is reductive, why not call all everything CGI then? Or call CGI pixel art as well? As we’re talking about “art”, it’s necessarily going to be subjective, but pixel art has certain style aspects such as use of 2x1 lines (https://www.the-pixel-artist.com/articles/top-ten-things-new...). This is just an example, while I’m not saying that every convention must be met in order to qualify as pixel art, not having any doesn’t make a useful definition of a genre.

I’m sure there are many other more meaningful options, none of which start with the word “buy”.

But then money has nothing at all to do with such options.

Loved Madness, surprised it didn’t get more mentions here. The combination of over the top violence, techno music and hints at a deeper underlying story is what made the series stick for me even more than Xiao Xiao.

I loved playing the game too. They did a good job of making you feel somewhat like the character. Being able to shoot or throw basically everything lol

I think it’s referring to this line:

> It is very feminine and obviously doesn't work that well.

Wow skimmed that part - yeah I guess fair enough

This looks great, thanks for sharing! I run a 1-person SaaS on the side and this would help me a lot with keeping it running. Glad to hear that you are able to full time on it.

Thank you!! Yes we use Cronitor extensively ourselves (dogfooding!) and it’s saved us many many times.

If you have any product feedback please let me know: shane@cronitor.io

What was the DB migration required for those particular columns?

I presume this was not the only time such a migration needed to be done to add columns. Is it possible that as new features emerge, new columns and migrations will need to be done anyway and one more or less migration would make less of a difference on the grander scale?