Two weekends ago, after a long roadtrip from Toronto to Northern Texas, I had one thing on my mind: see District 9, and have a beer. I did both at the same time, because Texas is cool like that. I was ...Read More
In 1931 the modern world was finally coming into its maturity. Many of the technological wonders that had been prophesied at World's Fairs and by Victorian scientists were commercially available, and moreso, cheaply. In the decades leading up to the ...Read More
Free games (with micropayments) have had a love-affair with gamers, comparable to an open relationship. Both parties attempt romance with the expectation that there will be no commitment. Inevitably, in any open relationship, things get complicated. The developer arranges ...Read More