Being the First in a Series of Overdue Posts about LARP Events
The weekend before last, I attended Wyrd Con One, the first all-LARP convention on the West Coast. Joining me in my travels was fellow Alleger Greer Hauptman.
Wyrd Con was at once familiar...
Read moreBaaaaa, I'm a sheep. All my friends are putting up LARP resumes. I already have a LARP CV up on my web site, but that one's about LARP running, conventioneering and stuff like that. In this one, I'm going to list all the LARPs I've ever played ...
Read moreLast year, during Passover, I resolved to diet. And diet. And keep dieting, until I was not overweight anymore.
I had privately resolved at New Year's to get more exercise, but joining a gym hadn't really helped much. I felt healthier, but I didn...
Read moreI'm almost ready to take the wraps off a new web site I've been working on. But while I can't yet show you the site, I can show you the cool software I used to develop it and get it online.
This is a static site, meaning it's pretty much just an...
Read moreThanks to the inimitable Miss Viktoriya for pointing out the obvious thing I totally missed: the previous header image doesn't look like pudding, it looks like something else soft, warm, and brown.
She was kind enough to find me a new one, so enjoy...
Read moreWhen John Gruber is right, he's right. And he's right about hosting your own WordPress.
Briefly - WordPress has a gigantic attack surface. It's far and away the most popular web application as far as installed instances, and although the developers...
Read moreHello, and welcome to my blog. I barely update it ever.
Briefly: I'm Nat. I look like this. I work in the computer industry. My major hobby is live action roleplaying games, which I also blog about here. I have a side business based on an online...
Read moreI was going to make a long post about this, but Chad has pretty much said everything I wanted to, and better than I could. So, first off, please go read his post. (The summary is that Intercon K, the 2011 New England Intercon, will be held at the...
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