Adventure games did not just change their graphics as computers became more capable. The way we spoke to them changed too: from carefully phrased commands, to verb panels, to objects that simply invited a click.
The Last Disk is a small playable experiment in that evolution. It is one continuous 5–10 minute adventure set in a technology archive: begin by typing parser commands, progress into a C64-inspired verb interface, then finish in a more contextual 16-bit scene.
I’ve recently migrated some projects from older versions of .Net (4.7 and .Net Core 2.x) to .Net 5. This have given me the option to host these projects on a Linux App Service. One of the main reasons to move to a Linux based App Service is the savings in hosting costs, but it has also thrown up some gotchas that I want you to be aware of.
Gotchas Before migrating your web app from a Windows App Service to a Linux App Service there are some things you should be aware of: