OK, OK

Right. Due to overwhelming demand, I will from now on be posting all articles to both the livejournal and the weblog. This is mainly for the benefit of you lazy livejournaller folks. For those reading in other ways (news aggregators, etc) there's also an RSS feed of the weblog available at VoidStar.

On the livejournal, all postings will be public - can't be having with this restricted reading thing, me - comments will always be allowed, and anonymous comments will be allowed.

I do prefer the weblog, myself - I can control the look of it properly, I can see hits on it, and I can do referral tracking. What LJ needs to do is add the capability for RSS feeds to friends pages...

Too Much Inspiration

There is a game tonight, and as per usual for these days, I haven't written it yet. Truly, I need something like C-3PO to follow me around saying "But Master Drew, what will the players think?". The problem today is that I have too many ideas. There are at least ten ideas in my head for each characters, most of which need to happen now-ish if at all. However, it'll probably all resolve and combine into a decent game by the time I start to write this evening. The usual thing is, though, that when I have a billion and one ideas like this, the players don't actually like the game all that much - or so it seems, anyway.

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Looks like Wizards is undergoing big changes again. According to ENWorld, they're selling off Dungeon and Dragon, and cancelling the Chainmail miniatures game entirely. Someone - can't remember who - was saying that it's a pity Wizards is such a big company, since a small company likely wouldn't be so obsessed with profits, and might actaully concentrate on the games. I hope the magazines don't change too much in the selling... I like and read both of them.

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Oh, and here're two pictures I've been meaning to upload for a while: A scan of a recipe for a plum cake, and a caffeine kitten.

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We're getting in a new affiliate system thing, and even after I reluctantly said that the ASP one would probably work better with our current stuff, it looks like we're getting the PHP one. I've never gotten to use PHP in work before, so this is going to be fun. And perhaps my boss will buy me new books.