Month: August 2004

I’m kind of a sucker for ancient computer games. The Macintosh Garden has heaps and heaps of old Apple games.

There’s also an old Apple emulator, too.

Some folks over at an organization called theIdentity Commons are working on creating a protocol for a universal digital identity.

I may be wrong, but I think this relates pretty closely to what they’re doing over at OneBigSoup.

Maybe they should chat.

Another wiki being used–this time to provide links to “One Million Free & Legal Music Tracks”.

There’s already a lot there.

Wow.

singeing words with some fine style…

this mouse is creeping around the house.

Some information percolates through slowly. I must have read about it before, but I only just (in the last couple of days) became really aware of the genocide in Darfur, a region of Sudan.

I don’t really have any solutions, but it does seem important to raise awareness, in whatever small capacity I have.

take some light, add two dashes of clock, a cup of centrifugal motion: whala! time in a bucket!

milk those futuristic libs!

roll the dice, pistachiomonkey!

Greg Costikyan and others used the ParanoiaLexicon – a Paranoia wiki – to generate their new version, Paranoia XP.

Long long ago, the lads and I had a great deal of fun playing this, especially when run by my old friend, J, the BeetleGod, a genius at constructing ridiculously complex, rube goldberg-type, scenarios.

Wiki-based game construction: this sounds like something in which Lion would be very interested.

watch the world… slide away, to a tune….

transistorhead, or sumthin.