Blog Archive — Page 30
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To Run, or Not to Run, That is the Question
Right, having pitched a roleplaying game setting with the caveat that I wouldn’t run it, I appear to have acquired four potential players. So, here’s the deal.
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Changeling 2: The Anti-Changeling?
I have thought up yet another setting for a roleplaying game that I will probably never get to run. This may be of interest to my former “Changeling: In Love and War” players since it’s in the same world, though the feel of it is completely different. Pretty much the opposite, in fact.
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Oh Look, a Totally Normal E-mail
Ahahaha WHAT.
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November
Once again, the world has whirled its way around its orbit and arrived back at what us mammals call “November”. Perhaps it’s the shortening days, the wind and rain, or maybe just the after-effects of Hallowe’en, but November has had a strange effect on me in recent years. At University, certainly, after a Summer away and an October of re-settling in, November was when the drama started rearing its ugly head.
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OMG WTF CPP
Allow me to share with you one of the most bizarre and infuriating login forms I have ever seen. This is it, the one for CPP Identity Protection.
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Never Work With Hardware
Beware, techie ranting ahead.
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Diesel and Autumn
A cool breeze blows in through the crack where my door doesn’t quite shut properly, promising the Autumn ahead, but yet hanging on as long as it can to the sunshine. Now and again helicopter downdraft blows the door open and closed again, wafting in that thick, sweet, black smell of diesel.
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E-mail to Ofcom: DRM in Next-Gen BBC TV Signals
This e-mail was sent to Andrew Dumbreck at Ofcom on 16th September 2009.
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Letter to MP: The Intercept Modernisation Programme
This letter was sent to Sir John Butterfill MP (Conservative, Bournemouth West) on 22nd April 2009.
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Letter to MP: Freedom of the Press and the Guardian's "Gag Order"
This letter was sent to Sir John Butterfill MP (Conservative, Bournemouth West) on 13th October 2009.