I love this article from The Alexandrian showing why Marvel or DC can’t easily sell their comics as “graphic novels” because, well, their catalogue is a giant clusterfuck of a mess.
I love this article from The Alexandrian showing why Marvel or DC can’t easily sell their comics as “graphic novels” because, well, their catalogue is a giant clusterfuck of a mess.
“Did You Know That US Army Created & Maintains A Fictional World Entirely For Training Purposes With An Insanely Detailed Backstory & Lore?”: yes I did, but I always love learning a bit more about it.
I’ve seen a few websites that demonstrate how corporations can extract personal information and track you even without cookies, but this one is definitely the best one so far.
This is what’s going on in the Mitchester Arms TTRPG pub tonight… don’t ask.

These past couple years I’ve been writing “timetables” for my convention one-shots, so I can better manage pacing and not get rushed at the end. Here’s the one I have for Delta Green’s Operation FULMINATE. Comments welcome!

I forgot to watch this but it’s a little bit interesting, at least for fans of Ultima like me: Richard Garriott should be able to get the Ultima copyright back next year. It’s not much (all the juicy stuff is in the trademark, and I think it’s all only for the first game) but it’s still something.
“The Hell Mouth”. I love this.

Great news: Fastmail now offers a EU data region! The US data centre was a deal-breaker for some people I know, so this might change their mind (but check the caveats about backups). I’ve had my family on Fastmail for 13 years and it has been very good so far.
Some hard-core wargamers have a podcast about trying to run SPI’s infamous “Campaign For North Africa”. They finished the first 6-turn scenario after 2 years of play. They have more than a 100 turns left. The best quote: “We still don’t understand what the camels do.” Amazing.