“The Centurion Project Scandal Ensnares the UCP”: more about the political debacle in Alberta. TLDR: the Conservatives are attending separatist groups’ meetings and sharing voter databases with them.
The Stochastic Game
Ramblings of General Geekery
“Alberta’s Voters Data Breach Was Very Bad. And Inevitable”: Alberta is an increasingly worrying shit-show. I really hope that Albertans get their shit together by the next election because they are clearly being played to be the weak link.
“EU-Funded DNS Provider Must Block Pirate Sites, French Court Rules“: you can bet your ass that it starts with piracy, and ends with totalitarianism. Anybody who falls for this is either stupid, evil, or both.
“The NDP’s Broken Promise to Close a Big Real Estate Tax Loophole”: a lot of problems can be traced back to “rich people don’t play by the same rules as everybody else, and the government is complicit in it”
Underwater volcano eruptions are very cool.
It took 5 minutes for me to explain this amazing joke to my family at tonight’s dinner, but their face when they got it was totally worth it
That article on the upcoming Star Wars UEFN games is brutal but entirely unsurprising. And given Disney’s track record in the video game business, I expect them to pull their investment out of Epic in the next year or two.
The Lismelder tribe and the neighbouring foul Upland Marsh, home to Delecti the Necromancer and his zombie hordes, are now described in this wonderful sourcebook by David Hall and friends! I’ve got a couple of illustrations in here, check it out!
“Print Gallery Of An Artist” is a game described as “a brief exploration of recursive spaces”. It will hurt your brain in the first minute, and then you’ll realize the absolute fucking genius of it.
“Meet a millionaire who wants Canada to tax the rich”: nice to see some rich people who get it. Mark Carney wasn’t my top choice for PM because he’s too close to the ultra-wealthy, but I think he can be convinced of the benefits of higher tax brackets.