T w e n t y S i d e d
New anime blog: Bridge Bunnies.com, which is run by Ubu Roi from Houblog. What is it you young people say? Huzzah? Very well then: Huzzah!
The Biggest Game Ever
Just how big IS No Man's Sky? What if you made a map of all of its landmass? How big would it be?
The Truth About Piracy
What are publishers doing to fight piracy and why is it all wrong?
TitleWhat’s Inside Skinner’s Box?
What is a skinner box, how does it interact with neurotransmitters, and what does it have to do with shooting people in the face for rare loot?
Netscape 1997
What did web browsers look like 20 years ago, and what kind of crazy features did they have?
The Plot-Driven Door
You know how videogames sometimes do that thing where it's preposterously hard to go through a simple door? This one is really bad.
Ack! I’m not quite ready yet!!! :-)
I don’t mind if anyone drops in to look, but I actually figure on about two more weeks of work before I say “It’s done!” and get back to anime blogging. For now, I’m mostly blogging about getting ready to blog. Although I have an interesting link I plan to post later today, even if it’s not anime.
hey too late ubu i linked you already too :)
Heh. well, nothing like being a success even before you start, I guess!
It’s like having guests show up, you’re still in the shower, and dinner’s still in the freezer.
I thought about splitting off the anime from Linux, but then if it continued I’d have 6 to 10 blogs in no time. Also, I had a bad experience with the splitting. I split off the localblogging for Tracy, CA into http://tracytoday.blogspot.com, and that thing is withering on the wine. Granted, Tracy is lot smaller than Houston.
Maybe Ubi can find the magical splitting formula, I dunno.
Ubu. And I don’t know about magical, but Houston is a lot bigger, and I have the unique cachet of blogging from the inside. It will temporarily result in two blogs with lower individual readership, but I think in the long run it will improve both. People interested in the local blogging don’t care about the anime, and people who care about the anime aren’t likely to be local — although a few are!
It’s just a lot of work to move the old posts over.
actually, Ubu, count me among the few in the intersection. I live in Houston and have been following your blog for ages (along with bloghouston and kuff).
not taht you should not split your blog on my account :) still, just wanted to be counted.
Pft. Ubu is just afraid some fanservice picture is going to end up on the front page of the Houston Chronicle or something…