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Debating if a blog post on the TechnoGnostic Eschatalogy of Westworld and Travelers is of much merit to anyone other than me getting it out of my own head. Falling into weird TechnoGnostic Eschatology rabbit holes is partly why I've got fascinating chapters attempting to expand my story Princesses for Planetary Peace to a novel I don't think I could actually sell.
Maybe this is why I hate most horror so much: there’s plenty anxiety without it.
RT @theheatherhogan@twitter.com
Me: I don’t understand the appeal of horror.
Stacy: It’s just like getting your heart rate up for a sustained period of time like WHAT TERRIBLE THING’S GOING TO HAPPEN?!???!
Me: I’ve spent countless amounts of money and endless hours in therapy to not feel like that ALL THE TIME.
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/theheatherhogan/status/1079571452758757376
The afternoon rain today smelled so deeply of the angels share. It was an interesting mix of pleasant with the unpleasant damp soaking as I walked to a late lunch today. Old histories describe the smell of this city that way, that even on an ugly rainy day there's a weird sort of pleasant ring at the back of the nose. It's nice to have that back, I suppose.
ISP gripes Show more
Holiday Round of Hit Game Show: Crazy or Bluetooth Show more
December adulting Show more
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Software security sigh Show more
Never could get the hang of Thursdays Show more
I keep recommending this James Mickens talk to people because it is a lot funnier than me trying to explain to people why the software industry right now is scarily broken: https://www.usenix.org/conference/usenixsecurity18/presentation/mickens
Professional software developer. Unsuccessful nonfailure writer and game designer.