13. 04. 2012
Setup

Setup

Eventually, I’ve got around to revising my desktop rig, as happens every couple of years. The new machine is called Thundersnow. The key requirements were the three monitor setup and a CPU revision,...

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09. 04. 2012
'Stromfront, Part One

'Stromfront, Part One

It’s been nearly six years since I started playing Maelstrom, and it ends this year. Between the sunstroke and the admin problems, I think I was quite lucky in getting my Out of...

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01. 04. 2012
Larp 101

Larp 101

One of the LARP events I was at last year had a documentary crew wandering around, and they’ve produced this, which serves as a useful introduction to LARP as a concept: In general...

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01. 04. 2012
The World Tour Of Scotland

The World Tour Of Scotland

Being a member of Brewdog‘s Equity For Punks scheme, I get a discount, a nice membership card, and the opperturnity to make sure, in a proper investorly way, that they can, in fact,...

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28. 03. 2012
The Source

The Source

The Source, a photo by Aquarion on Flickr. It’s okay guys, I’ve found the source! We can cut it off at the root!

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27. 03. 2012
gameshop

Awww, Poor Game

Game‘s gone into administration. PwC, who are leading the process, have blamed this on: “[...] a very ambitious overseas expansion into seven territories in addition to the UK. On top of that the...

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26. 03. 2012
Worth Saving

Worth Saving

Now, last week, was bright. Now, this week, its dark again. I preferred last week.   Why Daylight Savings? If we save enough daylight We get a plush sun?

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25. 03. 2012
Dungeon Sieged

Dungeon Sieged

So it turns out that when I imported “All” the content from K3 to Epistula, and from there to WordPress, over the last ten years, some stuff didn’t actually make it though. Specifically,...

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14. 03. 2012
Changing of the guard

Changing of the guard

After 244 years, the Encyclopaedia Britannica is going out of print. Those coolly authoritative, gold-lettered reference books that were once sold door-to-door by a fleet of traveling salesmen and displayed as proud fixtures...

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13. 03. 2012
Cursed, apparently

Cursed, apparently

Of all the tales told on these islands, few are as strange as that of William Palmer. Cursed, apparently, on the road to Canterbury in the spring of 1185 for denying the presence...

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