Monthly Archives: October 2011

Communicating By Voice

Harold recently switched to an iPhone, because he really wanted to get Siri, the voice-activated assistant. He set it all up, and then showed me how well the voice commands and speech recognition work by sending me a voice-activated text … Continue reading

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LitStack Reviews In the Snake’s October Issue

Just heard that LitStack reviewed the October issue of In The Snake (and used my favorite pullquote): “The Age of All Nighters” by Meg Stivison was perhaps my favorite; in it, a muse remembers her youth and the many men … Continue reading

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Not Entirely Flattering

Stick and I are on the phone talking about work, which is a lot better for both of us now than it was in Raleigh. It’s better because we’re both working in games now, instead of stopgap jobs, and also … Continue reading

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Squad Eli

I’m at a pub with some friends, when I find myself chatting with a girl near me about sparkly vampires. She shares my views that the Twilight leads showed up to film so they wouldn’t get cut slips, while the … Continue reading

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Apathetic Protest

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Some Thought Involved

Caitlin, our brilliant QA lead, is testing one of the quests I wrote. Working in games has been my dream for a long time, but having a mission I designed currently in testing is sort of like the ego-bruising of … Continue reading

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I Think My Sims Like This

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Returning From Denver

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Laowai Pricing

In a small, work-related negotiation, I got exactly what I requested. My immediate reaction was NOT to be pleased that something is going my way, but to wonder if I asked for much, much too little, because why else would … Continue reading

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Withdrawal

My bank likes to shut off my account for potential fraud. This is for my protection,  it’s usually set off when I do potentially fraudulent things, like travel, buy expensive things, or shop online, and it probably happens to be … Continue reading

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