Roleplaying Over the Internet

The problem is that we don’t have the luxury of all getting together around the kitchen table with our dice and maps and such. However, there may be some hope left with the invention of the ‘Intarweb’…

All Flesh Must Be Eaten Character Sheet — Version 1.0

A new gaming system (well, atleast to me) deserves a new character sheet–especially when it involves zombies.

Pathfinder Character Sheet — Version 1.0

To All,
I have finally conquered the beast known as Adobe Acrobat. This is good news, for this means that the first official-not-in-beta release of the Pathfinder Character Sheet (not to be confused with the official one released by Paizo).
I want to thank everyone who has helped out with this from …

Communications and Roleplay

As I browse around the internet, I try to look for sources of interaction between roleplayers in a community enironment in real-time. My goal is to break up the monotony of working on the computer with the occasional ‘lol’ or maybe a conversation about how to make D&D 4.0 a …

Working With Adobe Acrobat

More than a few months ago, I searched online for a good, high quality Pathfinder character sheet for the people I gamed with in Northern Virginia. It needed to be pretty detailed, easy to use, and have fields for even the most outlandish of characters.
Enter the PFRPG character sheet by …

Quicktime X: Almost Too Sexy

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6 September 2009

House never looked so good…
The Good Stuff
It seems I’m in a writing mood tonight, but I’ll keep it brief.
I had the urge to write a review on Snow Leopard, the latest and greatest from the folk at Apple, but the idea didn’t seem to inviting. Hundreds of people have already …

The Mac Mini — A Better HTPC

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14 June 2008

After reviewing and hacking the AppleTV (or tv for us that can see the cool apple symbol), I thought that it would behoove everyone to take a look at the Mac Mini.
The tv is a good product. I have no problems with it until you get to HD content or …

Breaking Down the Numbers

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3 May 2008

I took a look at Google Analytics after reading yet another article about Mozilla Firefox and Microsoft’s Internet Explorer and wondered: What are people using coming to the site? Fortunately, after a bit of work using iWork’s Numbers to make the information pretty I came to some interesting conclusions…

A New Purchase — MacBook Pro

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19 February 2008

I’m not sure what is news- or noteworthy about my new purchase, but it finally came in: my MacBook Pro. It replaces a Toshiba P105-S6197 which was a good laptop for what I needed it for, but the unfortunate thing is: I like running the occasional game.
Thanks to a good …