Monthly Archives: December 2010
Bicoastal
Muppets might have snuck up on me in New York, but in LA, I got some warning.
Giant Killer Lizards
I spent a really long night in the studio, getting increasingly frustrated when the giant killer lizards just wouldn’t do what I wanted them to do. I started to write a venting post, but then I realized that I was … Continue reading
Phishfood
Phishfood (n.) — User who uses the same, obvious password for every account. Examples of this include your dog’s name, your kid’s name, your birthday or the password you gave Meg for something else. Seriously, people.
My Virtual Life
Over my senior year of high school and freshman year of college, I wrote a really awful science fiction novel. I think it’s Russell Baker who said that his first novel was good because it taught him to type quickly. … Continue reading
Surprise Muppets
I’ve been taking a picture of my travels almost every day since I’ve been in New York. Partly because I’m completely enamored with the city, and taking photos is easier than grabbing random strangers and announcing Look! I’m walking across … Continue reading
At Least Once
Some times I do things without thinking. (I know! You’re shocked! Me?!) Fortunately, I have friends and family who make sure I’ll never forget stupid things I’ve done. I’ve recently joined a D&D game with my cousins and their friends, and the other … Continue reading
Arsenic and Teleporters
I’m a little late posting this, but I was really busy with my conference on nanobots, and then my other conference on million-dollar virtual economies, and then there was that meeting about the teleporters.* NASA discovers new form of life, … Continue reading
