I really love playing arcade games from time to time so while looking for other interesting and entertaining games, I bumped into Blob Wars and never hesitated to check it out.Blob And Conquer is the latest version of Blob Wars and is a sequel to Metal Blob Solid.

The sequel to Blob Wars: Metal Blob Solid is now available for Windows. The original game is also available

Changes: Added the Armoury map, you can get to it via the Fortress Ground Floor. Fixed a problem with some key mappings. Added some statistics, such as play time and enemies killed. Fixed a bunch of memory leaks. Added more Medals to earn, check Parallel Realities for details. Scripts no longer freeze when they are interrupted when loading a game

You can check the changelog on github
I like the blob support testing image

The Legend of Edgar has been updated to 0.50

Changes

Added the 2nd Mine map, you can get to it via the Basement.
Added a large number of translations from Google.
Added support for Medals, you will need to register with Parallel Realities to use this feature.
Changed the Ant Lion puzzle

Jono Bacon: Many moons ago, when computers were made out of oak and beige slacks, I recorded a heavy metal version of the Free Software Song that Richard Stallman cobbled together. When I recorded this song I didnt really have the right equipment to record a song, and consequently it sounded a bit rubbish. […]

It's all over the Internet now: the Linux kernel developers have issued a statement urging vendors to release open source device drivers/modules. The point is that the timing is actually wrong.

It’s one thing to install Linux or Windows on a system of your own, it’s an entirely different thing to install Linux or Windows on a couple of dozen to a couple of thousand PCs. That’s where LinMin comes in with the newest version of its flagship bare metal installation program, LBMP (LinMin Bare Metal Provisioning) 5.2

Last week Linus Torvalds told a seminar group at Portland’s LinuxCon that Linux is getting a little bloated - a consequence of the big blob kernel architecture required by his decision to prefer the efficiency of directly using x86 interrupts.