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Month: January 2014

The most interesting characters in Downton Abbey are the writers

On January 27, 2014January 27, 2014

Downton Abbey is a ridiculous, pandering, soap opera with writers who must be a team of high-tech robots perched over a tank full of vivisected, but still living, human organs and brains. The production, by which […]

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Act like you own the place

On January 22, 2014

“Act like you own the place.” Obscure fatherly advice, one more scrap sewn into the patchwork man, sewn into it, so it’s hanging together pretty well now. Shambling so it might seem like strutting.

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What I learned from playing “Dark Souls” and “Kentucky Route Zero” in the same night.

On January 12, 2014January 23, 2014

Because the world has not yet gone utterly mad, I had the chance, on my last vacation, to sit down and play video games with my friend Marlin and my brother. As a professional person living […]

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Hey, what is up with you and Lisp?

On January 12, 2014January 23, 2014

Yeah. What is up with me and Lisp? Maybe you are a Lisp programmer and you’re interested in why I choose to spend so much time in parentheses. Or maybe you’ve never programmed in Lisp and […]

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Hello World!

On January 7, 2014

Hello World, I am going to move my blogging life to this location.  More to come!

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