Loki

(no subject) (re: Night Photography)

Haven't seen it, and there's no darkroom gear. (Though there's some interest in a darkroom for medical X-ray film in coming years, so that may change.)

But, I'm sure some of the Artists and Writers Program visitors during the summer have done so.

I sure am glad there are people who enjoy chasing, 'cause it's a terrible job, if you ask me. (re: Journey to the End of the Night: Oakland)

A fine write-up.

I was astonished at how genuinely upsetting it was to be caught in Minneapolis. It was a lot more traumatic than it should have been. Running definitely puts you in an extraordinary mindset. Some deep part of your brain believes that surviving is the most important thing in the world, and that belief doesn't immediately fade when you're caught.

Also, once again, as after every journey, I find myself pondering whether there isn't something one could build into the game to discourage player-chaser collaboration.

Only four votes? Really? (But then, I suppose pride weekend is likely to be slow around here.) (re: Simulated Personal Artifact)

Wow, Dok. Thank you for sharing this with us.

Also, though it hardly matters compared to the content, the structure of the story is perfectly arranged.

If you have to. (re: Night Photography)

You got it - australis is the term. (Though, given that the mechanism is obviously the same, giving them different names seems rather silly.)

Yowza - look at all these names! (re: Long-Distance Collaborative DIY Orchestra)

Looks like glasses filled with the same amount of liquid is still open. If, perhaps, boring.