Cursor Camp
bpierre · 2 months ago
101 comments
bpierre · 2 months ago
101 comments
bko · 2 months ago
I like that this is on the front page and there are no comments. I imagine because everyone is busy exploring and didn't yet go back to the comments to see what people think. Good sign!
LorenDB · 2 months ago
Well, clearly you and I have made it out alive :)
SamBam · 2 months ago
I only managed to get out once I had earned all 9 badges...
swyx · 2 months ago
ah so you havent discovered the secret 10th badge yet, have you
Adsss · 2 months ago
how do you get it if you don't mind me asking?
swyx · 2 months ago
made it up to troll people
ebipaul5194 · 2 months ago
Where I can see the badges
krackers · 2 months ago
the book on the coffee table inside the house
onehair · 2 months ago
clearly xD
p0w3n3d · 2 months ago
yup
huseyinkeles · 2 months ago
Really love all his work!
Check out the Space Elevator or Size of Life too.
jbombadil · 2 months ago
I think there's a case for a corporate class action lawsuit against Neal for employee productivity loss every time every time a new game is published.
0x3444ac53 · 2 months ago
Lmao it's blocked on my corporate wifi
echelon · 2 months ago
That's a crime. Your HR/IT are certifiably not fun.
swyx · 2 months ago
dont make them the scapegoats. who was it that said "behind every rule on that wall is an idiot who made it necessary"
only-one1701 · 2 months ago
Found the manager
andrew_lettuce · 2 months ago
Never Let common sense and trust do the job when another policy in the employee handbook can do the job!
mghackerlady · 2 months ago
same :(
latexr · 2 months ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragon_Quest
> There is an urban myth that the release of Dragon Quest III caused a law to be passed in Japan banning the sale of Dragon Quest games or video games in general except on certain days such as weekends or national holidays. When III was released in Japan, over 300 schoolchildren were arrested for truancy while waiting in stores for the game to be released. The rumor claims there was a measurable dip in productivity when a Dragon Quest game was released and although muggings of Dragon Quest titles became so widespread that there were hearings in the Japanese Diet, no law was ever passed.
Aeolun · 2 months ago
Arrested for truancy?
LeoPanthera · 2 months ago
Truancy is a crime in many countries, including the USA.
buzzerbetrayed · 2 months ago
An offense, sure. But it’s not a “crime” in the US.
thayne · 2 months ago
Not for the student. But at least in some states, parents can potentially face jail time if their children miss enough school.
portmanteur · 2 months ago
Kamala Harris bragged about enforcing this law against parents in California. That’s the only way that I know that it’s an actual law that gets enforced because I had never heard of laws like this before, and I grew up in US public schools in the South.
Gigachad · 2 months ago
I seem to remember some similar discussion about when google put pacman in the google doodle.
bhresko1 · 2 months ago
I absolutely love this. Kind of gives me Club Penguin vibes.
jborichevskiy · 2 months ago
I got taken back to Club Penguin as well. Especially clicking into the cave or treehouse and getting transported into a little side pocket of the map. Amazing work!
dtmooreiv · 2 months ago
100%, briefly playing this brought me right back to that for a second. I'm glad others felt that same vibe.
sprinkly-dust · 2 months ago
Club Penguin always held a special place in my heart but I never reflected on why. I'm sure part of it is a yearning for simpler times and a childhood unawareness of the nature of the world.
However, playing this reminded me of exploring hidden parts of a map imbued with love, the joys of finding other souls just lounging around or moving excitedly, and the cute little games and things strewn about every corner.
xnx · 2 months ago
Any tips for getting the right-click menu to work with a touchpad?
I two-finger tap, but the menu immediately disappears.
52-6F-62 · 2 months ago
Click + hold. Then move onto an option
xnx · 2 months ago
Argh. No luck.
52-6F-62 · 2 months ago
:(
madebysnacks · 2 months ago
So engaging! Made me smile the entire time
KerrickStaley · 2 months ago
I love this! It reminds me of https://cursordanceparty.com/ which was built by a friend about 15 years ago and is still online :)
nerdsniper · 2 months ago
The last seashell is eluding me. Otherwise I got all the badges.
lbebber · 2 months ago
Near the title sign, on the center of the camp, is where I found the last one I missed
andrethegiant · 2 months ago
Absolutely incredible. Well done Neal
biosubterranean · 2 months ago
This is great
topherjaynes · 2 months ago
Well, lads, 10 laps, been a day, going to sleep.
darshanmakwana · 2 months ago
This is awesome! Where can I find the music from the DJ booth? I can listen to that all day
BrunoBernardino · 2 months ago
Remember to have fun, people!
neurowave · 2 months ago
Nice use of Rive!
hmokiguess · 2 months ago
Sorry, what's Rive?
neurowave · 2 months ago
Interactive engine for building apps, games, products with lots of motion https://rive.app
hmokiguess · 2 months ago
Thanks! Didn’t know about it, looks fun
thatguymike · 2 months ago
Well this is incredibly joyful, well done.
ceroxylon · 2 months ago
When I see the domain of a post is neal.fun, I instantly get a huge grin because I know I am about to be delighted. Thank you Neal! The beach yurt with the mushroom soup was a hilarious touch.
ondrek · 2 months ago
This is the reason I love Hckrnews.
subpar · 2 months ago
firefly! iykyk
kami23 · 2 months ago
This reminds me of the old internet for some reason I can't really nail down, but maybe the club penguin-ess of it.
greengreengrass · 2 months ago
Came to say the say thing. Strong Club Penguin feeling as soon as I saw that “off duty” sign on the lifeguard tower
nkmnz · 2 months ago
This was fun!
spking · 2 months ago
Touch virtual grass
danielrmay · 2 months ago
Brilliant. If you needed proof the internet is still alive, here you go. I feel like Neal's creations are the result of creatively iterating on "what if" and "why not".
forsakenharmony · 2 months ago
please don't re-implement mouse movement, this would work perfectly fine without and now it just feels really bad to use because my sensitivity is fucked
Macha · 2 months ago
Yeah, whatever bug they have with this affected me two, was swinging my mouse across most of my desk to move any distance whatsoever.
duderific · 2 months ago
I noticed this on Safari, but when I switched to Chrome it seemed fine.
asadm · 2 months ago
except thats the whole point of this game. mouse movement needs to be controlled by the game here!
sgtlaggy · 2 months ago
My mouse is set to 400 DPI, acceleration off (libinput flat profile), and default (0) sensitivity (range -1.0 - 1.0, no change at 1.0). Had similar settings on Windows, games have crazy high default sensitivity but websites like this have extremely low sensitivity. I had to crank my DPI up to 2000 to make it usable and 4000 to be comfortable and roughly match desktop settings, but this also made the cursor extremely unwieldy when pausing the game. This and volume control are my biggest gripes.
dag11 · 2 months ago
The soul of this game requires that your cursor can go "behind" things (like trees, or partially submerged in water), can have subtle nudges to keep you on paths and add friction when in water, and also to be able to take full control of your cursor for the lazy river etc!
throw5 · 2 months ago
I really had fun with this one. You know what would make it even cosier? Being able to choose a small avatar for ourselves. The mouse pointer as your icon feels a very impersonal at the moment. Having avatars would make it feel more like we're all hanging out together in this wonderland.
stronglikedan · 2 months ago
It's not what you asked for, but right click to choose an enhanced icon. (EDIT: Oops that appears to just be a temporary emoticon)
devilbunny · 2 months ago
You can put the hat on. It's in the main camp building in a bedroom. Your cursor will be wearing a hat from then on.
ZeWaka · 2 months ago
You can also put other clothes on, like sunglasses and shorts.
devilbunny · 2 months ago
Can you don multiple items? Didn't try.
krackers · 2 months ago
Yeah you can. You buy them with seashells.
hmokiguess · 2 months ago
awww man that was fun!
tikimcfee · 2 months ago
I had fun on the internet again. Thank you internet people <3
chrisshroba · 2 months ago
This is such a breath of fresh air. I feel like I'm back on Club Penguin!
deviantony · 2 months ago
I love Neal's creations so much !
buremba · 2 months ago
I don't usually like my cursor to be hijacked but man, I like this one.
SlackingOff123 · 2 months ago
I can't get the 17th shell :(
alstonite · 2 months ago
SPOILER
the two that are hard to find are 1. by the river on the far left and 2. at the main spawn point
bl4ckneon · 2 months ago
One is kinda half hidden behind a tree on the far right and another one is next to the starting sign. The rest are on the beach area and very slightly off the beach area
dylkil · 2 months ago
Weirdly i got slight motion sickness from this
mattlondon · 2 months ago
Yeah same here - unexpected!
TheGRS · 2 months ago
Well this is one of the most adorable things I've seen in a while. Thank you for sharing a little joy. So many little details I love, falling off the waterfall, the cursor size fading into the background, the flashlight in the cave. Haven't explored it all but going to share this right away.
ebbi · 2 months ago
So much fun! I ended up playing beach volleyball with a bunch of people from around the world! :D excellent!
wg0 · 2 months ago
I thought its the 60 billion dollars one.
tiffanyh · 2 months ago
Cool, but wow - my iPhone heats up super fast while on that site.
hadrien01 · 2 months ago
I'm really watching 12 Angry Men through a small window in a wonderfully cute browser game, I love it!
asadm · 2 months ago
I wonder whats the multiplayer stack here. I haven't looked yet.
structuredPizza · 2 months ago
We have achieved world peace, fanks Neal :)
antdke · 2 months ago
That was a lot of fun. Brought back some nostalgia :)
melonpan7 · 2 months ago
It even works on mobile, brilliant.
GrifMD · 2 months ago
That was delightful, what more can I say?
latexr · 2 months ago
For the beach volleyball, aim to click only when the ball is in its downward trajectory.
WillieCubed · 2 months ago
The art style here is really charming. Thanks for the whimsy today!
lanewinfield · 2 months ago
Really putting the "fun" in "Neal.fun." Yet another amazing work by Neal Agarwal.
Nautman · 2 months ago
I think it's incredible that you can feel a human connection with someone on the other side of the world purely by moving your cursors together. Just had a "game" of soccer with random people.
Well done, Neal!
0xferruccio · 2 months ago
Incredibly well done by Neal as usual!! Always has new fun experiments that are always completely new concepts
parentheses · 2 months ago
Legit first post I've wanted to upvote in a long time.
tschwimmer · 2 months ago
Does anyone know how he is implementing country detection? I'm certain it's not GeoIP since my current IP address (and physical location) is different than the country it's showing me from.
ivanjermakov · 2 months ago
IP location, browser's locale, or combination of both: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
flexagoon · 2 months ago
GeoIP services can sometimes be wrong, they are essentially just lookup tables for IP subnets. I have a VPS in the Netherlands which most GeoIP providers detect as being in Czechia, for example. I assume whichever one the site is using just has the wrong country listed for your IP.
jp0d · 2 months ago
It's the same for me. I'm in Australia and on my work laptop I'm connected to an American VPN. It's showing my location as USA. I was wondering how it's detecting the country.
tokioyoyo · 2 months ago
Reminded me of Club Penguin days.
bovermyer · 2 months ago
I loved the impromptu dance party I had in this with a bunch of people just bouncing on the stage.
wellthisisgreat · 2 months ago
Cursor brethren, why y u no join me on my pink flamingo expedition
latexr · 2 months ago
Badge Guide (to avoid spoilers, encoded with rot13¹):
* Cannonball!: Tb ba gur qvivat obneq va gur cbby. Fbhgurnfg sebz gur fgnegvat cbfvgvba.
* Treasure Hunter: Teno n zrgny qrgrpgbe gura frnepu arne gur yrsg fvqr bs gur ibyyrlonyy svryq. Abegujrfg sebz gur fgnegvat cbfvgvba.
* Goal!: Fpber n tbny jvgu gur fbppre onyy. Fbhgurnfg sebz gur fgnegvat cbvag.
* S'more Please: Teno n znefuznyybj sebz gur ohpxrg naq chg gurz va gur ovt sver. Gnxrf nobhg gra frpbaqf. Abegurnfg sebz gur fgnegvat cbvag.
* Cat Person: Crg gur png va gur ubhfr. Abegujrfg arne gur fgnegvat cbvag.
* Take a Seat: Fvg ba gjb punvef.
* Slide!: Tb ba gur ovt fyvqr. Rnfg sebz gur fgnegvat cbvag.
* Beachcomber: Svaq nyy gur frnfuryyf.
* Green Thumb: Jngre gur irtrgnoyrf. Fbhgujrfg arne gur fgnegvat cbvag.
why_at · 2 months ago
Is there anything to the weird book in the treehouse or is it just for flavor? It seems to be alluding to something but I can't figure it out.
krackers · 2 months ago
There's mention of the cave and a "convergence point". I tried looking all around the cave, but there doesn't seem to be anything there (although you can find the drawings on the walls)
Edit: I looked at the source though and I don't see anything else clickable in the cave... No hidden secret badge either, maybe it is just for ambiance.
notsylver · 2 months ago
There's also a locked door in one of the buildings, but I couldn't figure out what either mean if anything. It would be cool if the radio was used for something though
krackers · 2 months ago
Yeah I saw that too, but the list of all accessible rooms is also in the code and the only scenes I see are
default
sauna
tent
cave
treehouse
house-main
house-cafeteria
house-bedroom
house-trophey
boat
telescope
latexr · 2 months ago
The radio in the treehouse might be relevant. See my sibling comment.
latexr · 2 months ago
Turning the antenna in the treehouse gives different messages of about two minutes each. It’s a bit hard to listen to the whole thing without someone else interrupting by changing the antenna, so here are the audio files:
https://neal.fun/cursor-camp/sounds/harold-1.mp3
https://neal.fun/cursor-camp/sounds/harold-2.mp3
There’s talk of the tent near the beach, the gong, and gathering at the big fire once you hear the call. There’s also talk of the cave, the star map, trusting the bats, and reading the right side of the book carefully. Though it seems to me the audio may be outdated and that the star map was initially in the book and was since moved to the telescope.
The right side of the book mentions the time 8:47.
If we look at the star map, only two of them are pointing inwards. If we consider that a “convergence point”, it should be around the area of the big fire and tent.
That’s as far as I’ve got with this.
why_at · 2 months ago
Hmm this is interesting. I was playing on mute so I didn't notice the radio messages.
I was thinking the "convergence point" was the center of camp with the sign since that's where all the paths meet up and the book mentions something about that. The radio also says "I just put a sign on it".
>it seems to me the audio may be outdated and that the star map was initially in the book and was since moved to the telescope
He also mentions he wrote it in 1967 but the book says 1987
krackers · 2 months ago
>look at the star map,
here's the star map fwiw https://neal.fun/cursor-camp/optimized/maps/telescope.webp, there's a convergence point already labeled.
And for reference here's the map of the camp: https://neal.fun/cursor-camp/optimized/maps/treehouse.webp
Why do you say the point corresponds with the fire, to me it seems closer to the dance studio
Alakazambra08 · 2 months ago
They specifically mention going to the cave at 8:47 AM on July 3rd, and that the convergence(?) is always scheduled. So i think it might be a bit more specific than just 8:47
edit: First of all, the entry on july 3rd 1987 refers to the first group (also reffered to as the first session), from the point when they arrived. Given that its also said that this is the second session and that the convergence has always been scheduled, it can be assumed that it will occur at the same time.
Timings:
When you turn the radio to the right, the audio states that (waterfront) activities begin at 8:00. Additionally, the left recording states that if a gong is heard, the cursors gather at the fire. The right page on the book states that the group clustered at the fire ring within the first hour, which implies that the gong bell was rung between 8:00 and 8:47 when they went to the cave.
Convergence points:
Second of all, There are 2 possible covergence points. The cave, and the point where the sign has been placed. All of the built paths in the camp converge at the sign, this was intentional. Additionally, comparing the star map to the physical math implies that either the sign or the music area are the convergence point. Given that tge convergence point was verified before breaking ground and we literally spawn at the sign. It's likely that the sign is the convergence point.
However it is also said that all the natural paths run towards the cave, and not away from it which is noted as strange. On top of this, the july 1987 entry states that although the observer had never mentioned the cave, the cursors ended up visiting it anyways. The audio recording states that the caaves are free to visit, but it is reccomended to stay on the marked path and to stay close to camp, since the natural paths lead to the cave and the speaker attempts to divert campers attention from the cave in session 1, it is possible that the cave is a point of conversion, if not a place of significance.
Anomalies: 1. The speaker emphasises that it is always a beautiful day at the camp.
2. If at any point a gong is heard , gather at the fire. matched with the cursors gathering at the fire within the first hour on july 3rd.
3.stay close to the camp, joint with the eye abduction. (image of eye also seen at treehouse and trophie room)
4. Image of sandtimer in cave and also sand timer in sauna could be related
3. Image of butterflies in cave, matched with the lack of butterflies in the area marked with butterflies (just though this could be relavant)
4. "the cafeteria will serve what it always serves", feel free to correct me, but the cafeteria is the one place on the camp where the food does not affect you, so if the menu in the cafeteria changes, that could be important.
conclustion from anomalies:
Since the first activity is at the waterfront, and the gong was rang within the first hour. It is possible that the gong was rang due to bad weather, as that would effect the activity. so it's likely that many of the mentioned features may change on july 3rd.
This is as far as i've gotten, it's highkey just a theory anyways.
nickvec · 2 months ago
Why not encode the badge names as well in rot13?
mh- · 2 months ago
They've been encoded twice for extra protection.
mmahd7456 · 2 months ago
Nice!
latexr · 2 months ago
Because then you’d need to decode the full message and might read something you didn’t mean to. This way you can decode just the individual ones you want.
The badge names aren’t secret, they’re available in the book in the house even before you unlock them.
lgas · 2 months ago
Could just include the badge names both unencoded and encoded to get the best of both worlds.
steve_adams_86 · 2 months ago
The encoding is too advanced
bitwize · 2 months ago
When I was a teenager we had the Living Books edition of Arthur's Teacher Trouble on CD-ROM as part of a "multimedia kit". Every page had short animations that would play by clicking on random things with your cursor, in addition to following along with the story, clicking on single words to hear them pronounced and spelled, etc. It was incredible and paved the way for similar phenomena like clickable Easter eggs in Homestar Runner cartoons.
This reminded me of that.
DonHopkins · 2 months ago
Like Rodney's Wonder Window, the Probe and Poke Pet Shop, with the dog who poops when you click on him enough!
https://youtu.be/z5GMk8dgaD0?t=1498
Rodney Alan Greenblat:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rodney_Alan_Greenblat
Rodney is the same artist who did the delightful hybrid 2d/3d graphics designs for Parappa the Rapper:
accCer · 2 months ago
It was fun rick rolling you all on the piano. Vibe coded a little script that would play all kinds of melodies including rick roll. I eventually attracted a whole audience of cursors emoji reacting to it.
johnfn · 2 months ago
This is so good! Using mouse motion as a control scheme is particularly genius - how did no one think of this before? I particularly like the points where the mouse control is taken away from you, i.e. when you float downstream, or when you go down a slide. It's also particularly genius how the mouse can 'teleport' around the screen (i.e. when you go into a door and come out somewhere else).
This idea could even be taken further - it would be really cool to have terrain that is more difficult to traverse. I'm also intrigued by the lack of walls. I think something like a hedge maze would be really fun!
munificent · 2 months ago
When you go all the way to the top near the horizon, the cursor shrinks and moves more slowly as it recedes into the distance.
Genius.
DrSiemer · 2 months ago
A random experiment I made a few weeks ago does something similar, but it only uses the real cursor position for now: https://2shine.nl/demo/mousemaze/
mNovak · 2 months ago
I think the water is difficult to traverse, in that it slows you down when 'swimming'.
It's really interesting how it still feels grounded even though you can fly all around. Having the cursor disappear underneath bridges and behind buildings really helps the illusion.
pixelmelt · 2 months ago
There was an old game called cursors.io which was the same concept but collaboratively traversing a maze where you would sometimes have to leave other players behind to reach the next level
aeonfox · 2 months ago
> Using mouse motion as a control scheme is particularly genius - how did no one think of this before?
Point-and-click adventure games and the golden age of Macromedia Flash might be before your time? This really reminds me of novelty sites built in Flash which was all point and click and vector animation. A lot of those sites are lost to time, or perhaps hidden in some deep crevice of the web archive.
> I particularly like the points where the mouse control is taken away from you
One thing Flash couldn't do. But it had plenty of RCE exploits, so maybe it could.
only-one1701 · 2 months ago
He's done it again folks
deweywsu · 2 months ago
SO much better than the metaverse, at 1/1000000th the cost!
arikrahman · 2 months ago
I'm happily disappointed this has nothing to do with a certain electron based code editor fork.
modinfo · 2 months ago
I did something similar https://github.com/skorotkiewicz/proximity-explorer
null_ptr1 · 2 months ago
Ok, that's super cute. Dance on the dance floor!
dartharva · 2 months ago
Genuinely amazing!
knight_47 · 2 months ago
This is so neat!
peyo25 · 2 months ago
Fun! Thanks!
qainsights · 2 months ago
I thought cursor.com camp :)
dakolli · 2 months ago
NO AI !
nickvec · 2 months ago
The depth of this project is amazing. So many details that you can click into!
dadima · 2 months ago
nice fun game
eranation · 2 months ago
Just spent 20 minutes of my life, I don't want them back, was worth every second.
rohitpaulk · 2 months ago
Nice one. Pleasantly surprised that this has nothing to do with Cursor the IDE
lacoolj · 2 months ago
Lol Zed > Cursor but this Cursor > Zed
mindwork · 2 months ago
neal.fun is the bestest place on the internet
lacoolj · 2 months ago
Bug report. If i click a book on the phone my pseudo cursor goes away! :(
kang · 2 months ago
I saw this experiment decades ago on the internet and it was to a music concert, i always wanted to do a cursor moshpit
quantummagic · 2 months ago
With Firefox, moving the cursor is really unresponsive and difficult, at least with my touch-pad. Taking many swipes to move even a little bit in each direction. It's a much more enjoyable experience with Chrome.
rendaw · 2 months ago
Me too, mouse.
testfrequency · 2 months ago
This is why I could never commit to a Gecko based browser. There’s just too many daily sites I don’t have the patience to debug if it’s me or them.
TonyStr · 2 months ago
Haha, this is hardly a daily site, is it? I can't remember the last time I experienced a firefox-specific browser issue before this. 95%+ of my issues usually come from ublock
testfrequency · 2 months ago
No doubt, OP’s site is niche (and very cool!), but between weird graphical rendering I’ve experienced in the past with Firefox and WebGL, among a number of just flat out broken forms - I just gave up.
I want Gecko to succeed as Chromium being a bully in the web space has been unfortunate, though I’m even more rooting for Ladybird.
maccard · 2 months ago
I've used Firefox as a daily driver for 20 years now (that's terrifying to say). I have to switch to another browser about once a month (although at a previous job I had to use $INTERNAL_WEBSITE in edge permanently). I have 0 issues with daily sites
testfrequency · 2 months ago
20 years of Firefox consistent use is actually impressive. Thank you for your service!
maccard · 2 months ago
I was indoctrinated as a teenager. A friends older brother was using it when he showed me World of Warcraft (not a euphamism) and I went home and downloaded it and never looked back.
I've contributed to a bunch of OSS, but for some reason never firefox.
Orygin · 2 months ago
No issue on FF Macos with a touchpad
ForHackernews · 2 months ago
Designed For Chromenet Explorer 6.0
whamlastxmas · 2 months ago
Firefox has years long outstanding bugs in regards to capturing cursor movements. It's really frustrating as someone who has spent years developing Babylon and three.js games and apps and uses FF as my primary browser. It basically makes Firefox completely unusable if you're relying on capturing cursors.
nzeid · 2 months ago
I'm a huge neal.fun fan but I still worried that this was some scammy LLM coding YouTube clickbait.
Love the joystick for mobile users.
benjian · 2 months ago
coolest website i've seen in a while! absolutely loving this!
Jordan-117 · 2 months ago
Weirdly, this seems to kill my wifi connection after a minute or so (Firefox on Linux).
zhainya · 2 months ago
This probably would have been fun if it worked.
latexr · 2 months ago
Clearly it is working for many people. Perhaps if you share your setup and what exactly is the issue you’re facing, someone may have a suggestion. “It doesn’t work” is just about the worse “bug report” one can make.
ygyooo · 2 months ago
That is so interesting!
rollyboo · 2 months ago
A really enjoyable journey ;) Felt like a kid again, cheers!
lucy_hnatchuk · 2 months ago
genuinely had a blast,felt like being a kid on a playground again.
RugnirViking · 2 months ago
pretty hard to click through the cookie consent form because the browser hijacks the mouse and doesnt let it move to the right place. ended up using tab to click through it.
pred_ · 2 months ago
And the cookie consent form is one of those that require you to click a gazillion toggles. Hasn't it been established now that opt-out must be no harder than opt-in?
RugnirViking · 2 months ago
the law unambiguously says that, yes. However, companies these days seem to respond to enforcement, not the text of the law. They are all using the same few cookie banner libraries/providers, so that they have herd protection (if the eu wants to crack down on it, it has to do it to hundreds/thousands of companies simultaneously). It seems neal chose that route also.
idk1 · 2 months ago
Well, that was absolutely delightful. What a tonic.
ultratalk · 2 months ago
Strangely enough, when I enter the "convergence point" book, my cursor gets an American flag, even though it wasn't American before. Has anyone else seen this?
janmagnusdev · 2 months ago
Anyone else having performance problems?
asimovDev · 2 months ago
I love the cave paintings of cursor cavepeople
npw55036 · 2 months ago
That's awesome! It seems like all the rooms are accessible, but the football area is a bit laggy; the interaction feels like there's a lot of delay.
ggambetta · 2 months ago
This is so well made! In the car racing track there's an overpass, and the cursor correctly Z-orders depending on whether you're coming from the upper or lower part of the track. Respect.
ebipaul5194 · 2 months ago
Nice game this is my first if able to add name that will be grate
victorbjorklund · 2 months ago
Really cool. Sucks that they have to have the cookie banners though. I feel like this could have been done without user tracking in that way.
pcthrowaway · 2 months ago
The most unrealistic thing is that the cat doesn't chase the mice around.
matsbjork · 2 months ago
Best cursor camp ive seen!
0x0ffff · 2 months ago
That's brilliant, at first I thought it was about with Neal Wu's site. but nah actually it turns out that it's just a cursor game!
ChicagoBoy11 · 2 months ago
This is utterly delightful. Thank you.
amenghra · 2 months ago
Reminds me of the era of flash games/applets. People were building lots of cute, interactive stories back then.
lovegrenoble · 2 months ago
Thank you for productivity loss, Neal!
onemoresoop · 2 months ago
Fun intrusion. Works pretty good on my phone though it’s got really hot.
otar · 2 months ago
Very cute and funny! Thank you!
8bitbeep · 2 months ago
Very cool, but I think the user's cursor should be a different shape/color from the others. I frequently tried to move a neighboring cursor by mistake.
bob_backwards · 2 months ago
Arm-less nun, somehow pushing a wheelchair, holding a rabbi, carrying a military baby, eating spaghetti.
Ancalagon · 2 months ago
I couldn't find the last sea shell :(
sph · 2 months ago
Another certified neal.fun banger
RobOsTheGreat · 2 months ago
Hello there! I'm new to this Cursor Camp! How is everything going? What did I miss?
CatMustard · 2 months ago
Had a lot of fun on the right side of the map lol.
Anyone else find the left side of the map causes the framerate to drop down to 15ish for some reason? Very odd, completely smooth otherwise. Firefox Android browser.
