Posts
All the articles I've posted.
Photo post: Art from Tempest RPGs
Will Tempest shares illustrations from Saint Magnus and Frogmen, two pay-what-you-want tabletop RPGs.
Photo post: Fantasy Mapmaking Tutorials
Niklas Wistedt offers free tutorials for drawing fantasy maps, including a step-by-step medieval castle.
Video post: I Saved a PNG to a Bird
Benn Jordan encodes an image into a spectrogram, teaches the sound to a starling, and recovers the drawing from the bird’s call.
Link post: Things That Aren’t Doing the Thing
A catalogue of activities that feel like progress but are not the work itself.
Text post: How to add an external drive as a subdirectory of the main drive
Use a bind mount to keep a directory on the main drive stored on an external drive, and make it survive reboots.
Text post: Hello, world
Who I am, what this site collects, and what new posts will cover.
Text post: Useful shell commands aliases
The aliases I actually use day to day, from navigation shortcuts to a fairly complete set of git verbs.
Photo post: Vincent Price by Francesco Francavilla
A stark black-and-white portrait of Vincent Price by Francesco Francavilla.
Video post: Cosmic Cathedral — Deep Water Suite: Launch Out, Pt. One
Neal Morse’s Cosmic Cathedral sounds like a groovier, rockier Transatlantic.
Quote post: Calamitous ORTBO or Bereavement Kit
Two potential band names discovered while catching up with Severance.
Video post: The Electrifying Incident
A monster mini-expedition about exploring a facility, avoiding live electricity, and repairing a malfunctioning reactor.
Video post: Meshuggah — Ligature Marks
Meshuggah’s music video for “Ligature Marks.”
Link post: For David Lynch
Willow Catelyn Maclay remembers David Lynch and the work, dreams, and possibilities he left behind.
Video post: Tiktaalika — Gods of Pangaea
Charlie Griffiths’ Tiktaalika channels early Nevermore and King Diamond on “Gods of Pangaea.”
Link post: David Lynch Transcended the Barriers Between the Conscious and Unconscious
Walter Chaw writes that David Lynch’s work is a map without a legend—and that we do not need one to be moved by it.