“Canada’s AI governance has a built-in conflict of interest”: we should really spend all that money to build generic data centres and team-up with the EU on alternative solutions to US tech.
The Stochastic Game
Ramblings of General Geekery
This is lovely: a website that interactively explores the Catalogue of Ships from Homer’s The Iliad.
I’m looking into Ghost for a new website I’m working on… It’s annoying that it doesn’t support password authentication or footnotes, but a big blocker is no asset/media management to re-use images and not get duplicates. People have been asking for it for the past 7 years. Ugh.
Hahahah my wife has gone back to university for a career change, and is in a Discord server with other students from her classes. She has to ask our kids to translate some of the posts from GenZ-speak to English 🤣😅
“Bad art is better than AI art! Draw something fun!” (seen at KamCon)
My 9 video games. But ask me again another time and half of these games would be different!
KamCon last week-end isn’t just TTRPGs: there’s also a big chunk of board games, wargames, video games, cosplay, and other nerdy stuff. But this time there was also a pinball tournament! I didn’t enter, but I played the D&D pinball which is crazy, it has a branching storyline!
Before KamCon started last Friday, I went on a little hike above Kamloops with Francis, writer of “Horror in the Nunnery” (for Call of Cthulhu). We got some nice views of the town!
There was a problem with some PDFs missing from my scenario “The King’s Daughters” on DriveThruRPG. It should now be fixed, sorry about that, and thanks to everyone who reported it. Stupid of me to release something and then spend the next two days gaming at a convention…
I’m coming back online after a weekend at KamCon in Kamloops, BC, where I GM’ed Delta Green and Call of Cthulhu for 12 hours straight 😅 I’m catching up with messages and sleep now but in the meantime, enjoy some pictures from the convention!
