It’s possible my footnotes have more to do with 1985 than with Pratchett, but didn’t reading Good Omens multiple times in collitch ground it into my brain-skin?
And why can’t I find any prior art in this thread? Why is every use of an asterisked-footnote by moi and ends with questions-marks?
I thought it had to become a hipster fad before being shut away for ever, does almost every man participating in it for thousands of years count as a fad?
After the first player joins, does it ever belong to the originator?
(That’s something I’ve had to get my head around – no matter how hard I plan, things will go in a way I do not expect. So I have to let go of some of my expectations… and expect that. “This Week’s Mass Avatar” was a spectacular example of creator-flame-out when Things Didn’t Go As Planned. I learned a few lessons. Hopefully. Also, in Do you Want to play “Guess Your Throw”? I learned that staffers can shut down your thread, so you had better explicitly declare an open/non-ended game if that’s what you (I) have in mind.)
so i had an interview this morning by phone, and the interviewer called at the wrong time, so i said, “i need 2 seconds, i don’t want the vinyl jazz standards i have on in the backround to get scratched so i need to lift the tone arm”–too much, or for a hacker just right?
yet for an interview with a tech lead at a fortune 10 (+/- 100, try working that out) digital forensics group for an architect posish, isn’t Peacocking expected?
(it went quite well, he was a vinyl enthusiast and reverse engineer as well)