This is it, folks. LiveJournal is a footnote in history, once a lively home of fanwork, thoughtful discussion, and character assassination, now a forgotten relic running on an old Pentium somewhere in the basement of GRU Headquarters in Moscow. It's unlikely I'll post here again. But I haven't stopped doing stuff, so I'll leave this at the top of ( Read more... )

I've always found it frustrating when people I read just randomly drop out of sight so I figured I at least owed folks this much of an update ( Read more... )

All right, I did it. My programming devblog or whatever is now up and located at mayflystudio.tumblr.com. I encourage you to check it out since it's all slick and cool and Web 2.0 and stuff, and I'll be using it to post progress updates on my games as well as to link to interesting articles on indie game design and development. You can use your ( Read more... )

( Today I woke up, did a bunch of stuff and then went back to sleep. )

That whole thing in Jon's column today about "Gosh, I've lived in X for years, but I've never seen Y" is completely true. If you actually live near a tourist attraction, there's no rush to see it, right? Since you can go any time? Then you move to a new city, never having seen the attraction. I was definitely like that when I lived in Philadelphia ( Read more... )

Here. Jeez, is this a LiveJournal or an oil painting? I would have sworn that Emory's yakking about digits of pi last time would have provoked some argument ( Read more... )

Shockingly. Actually, I drew it yesterday, because I knew that today I'd be taking the ferry over to Provincetown for a little mini-vacation. To be absolutely honest, the main reason I went was so I could tell people that I finally did it after "meaning to" all summer but never getting around to it. But that doesn't change the fact that I went over ( Read more... )

Am writing this from my replacement iMac. This monitor is so big it doesn't all fit into my peripheral vision. Jesus ( Read more... )

Against all expectations. You would not believe the endless nitpicky arguments Jon and I had about where exactly Liraz is supposed to be standing during this scene ( Read more... )

Oh yes indeed you better believe it. If the page looks a little different it's because I composed it using The Gimp on my laptop while my desktop is still in the shop. (Digression: I called the Apple Store up to ask them what the deali-o was, as the kids say, and they said it was still waiting for a part, and I said what part, and they said they ( Read more... )