Scribbles and Bits

Sneak: in the two months leading to CSOD’s purchase, Bob really helped me figure out what I most wanted in a dream computer, and it really helped, so I thought I’d share!

Sneak: It got lost in multiple computer shuffles, but while digging around, I discovered that apparently I really did test the HTML Bloatcode Remover Script that our pal friend-of-old-blogs made way back at the beginning of this year!

One Big Storm Series: Infinity Smashed (though years in the future) Summary: Long after the events of all Infinity Smashed, Number One Eldest Daughter has a meltdown.

Sneak: To the healthymultiplicity.com index, I added A Guide to Internal Signatures, by Phosphor of Hungry Ghosts.

Born Lucky Summary: Specialist Ebony Larkin has a terrible day that starts with fire and ends with more fire, plus Biff in the back seat.

( This part is about Windows Vista!

Sneak: I am so used to thinking that techy people back up everything, it was a surprise to discover that a couple of programs I like a lot are now impossible to get without digging around in Wayback Machine archives (which require you to already know what…

Sneak: whew!

Taboo Art: What If Someone Masturbates To That?

Rogan: Yesterday, Sneak and Bob went on a MIT Swapmeet Adventure!

About ten years ago, we had to change our online and computer use habits because of painful muscle spasms in our shoulder.

Sneak: incorrecthorse informed me of a broken link on the healthymultiplicity.com index page, so I went and fixed it, and then while I was at it, I link-checked the rest of the entries, fixed a couple others, and added Rogan's Building Headspace Aphantasia

Rogan: Thanks to our good friend, the sci-fi library, about a year ago, I found and read Weird Heroes Vol. 5: Doc Phoenix: the Oz Encounter (from hereon out called just The Oz Encounter.)

Obsolete, our twenty-six-year-old laptop, still works but is so old that even we can't do much with it; it has 2GB of hard drive, doesn't understand what a USB is, can't write to CD, so the only way to get files on and off it are via floppy or zip disc.

Rogan: "Alter" is a long-lived term, often used these days as a synonym for headmate.

Sneak: I somehow deleted all messages in my inbox before I could respond to you, and since your account name I couldn’t remember, I have to respond publicly.

Sneak: When our desktop finally became unworkable last month, we had to once again break out BSOD, our 20-year-old laptop... and when we did, we realized a few things: ( This is the Luddite version of the Linux user who wants to tell you all about Linux.

Hey everybody, it's that time again: time to vote for which stuff gets the LiberaPay/Patreon money this month!

Sneak: Whatever You Want has now been uploaded!

fictionkind had a prompt we couldn’t say no to: Write a travel guide for visitors and tourists about a place from your source.

Oh right, forgot one more book for giveaway: A Novel Love Story, by Ashley Poston.

EDIT: all books claimed!

Rogan: We dropped into the sci-fi library briefly because there were a few books we wanted to add to the system... and found a big stack of comics on the cart labeled with our name.

What a organizational nightmare.

This is a silly post of a silly photo and also Rawlin's new hair style.

Crazy Boys Make Rules Summary: D and Rogan aren’t sure what to call what they have together, but they make rules about it, plus Rogan dumps a douchebag.

(Post title is a lie; only one of these programs is by a guy named Dan.)

Rogan: I have an exciting thing to announce: my friend Kimball Anderson has started publicly releasing their comic, How To Rest!

Rogan: This post is brought to you by Phosphor of hungryghosts nerd-sniping me again.

Rogan: TL;DR, we’re going to have to read that three volume Fischer case, or at least the first two volumes.

Sneak: Bob and me are doing work stuff and we're hanging out on IRC while we do it!

We have started trawling through bookscans of the Proceedings of the Society for Psychical Research, printed and stapled some of the articles, and guys, this stuff is amazing.

Today in adventures in library cataloging: thanks to the big honkin' donations, we have big stacks of "replace battered old library paperback with shiny new hardback donation," and I decided to go through one of them.

Welp, that post sure wasn’t meant to be public.

Sneak: last night, we dreamed of neat alien linguistics!

Sneak: it’s tax free weekend in the USA!

We have been reading Deborah Blum's Ghost Hunters: William James and the Search for Scientific Proof of Life After Death, and it's opened up whole new chapters of multi research that we're very excited about!

Sneak: Hello, everybody!