Recent History
- Finallly moved off the expensive leased servers and now my projects are hosted somewhere cheaper.
- I've become a big fan of Andrew Hussie's Homestuck.
- Took me ten years in Toronto to reach milestone 4. Moved to Montreal, started over from 0. Four years later, I touched milestone 5.004. Holy crow.
- I've discovered my favourite MMO, something more compelling than World of Warcraft: writing and editing wiki pages.
- Made a twitterbot. It's a word-a-day calendar for Lojban vocabulary. (busted now due to OAuth)
- Trying some new medicine and tinkering with a publishing idea.
- Still working too hard, just like I did in Toronto.
- Going to bartending school, and I restarted my disturbing Hallowe'en radio station again for the month of October.
- Returned from Black Rock City. I felt wretched, I felt elated, I hurt myself, I healed myself. Too many stories to write here, and some are too racy to write here. )'(
- Finally fixed my Glass Bead Game automatic playing thing. Rewritten in Python, uses Lojban to play the game automatically.
- Three year anniversary of me and my laptop Jomi. As a gift to both of us, I wiped her clean of Windows, and replaced it with Linux. Once again I'm practicing what I preach. Protip: buying another external harddrive for backups is cheaper than re-ripping your CD collection when ntfsresize does not work.
- Ready for testing: Stripper Bingo
About Moses
I'm not really sure what to say. I've had some fame from my photography at goth conventions, and people remember me more often than not, but whatever it is they find unusual about me is difficult to see from this side of my eyeballs. I couldn't even tell you why the women who've loved me did so, even though I've never doubted their love.
I can describe what I've done; "action, not words" as my mother would say. I'm an accompilshed photographer, with some pro gigs for bands and events (but don't ask me to do weddings again). I have an inner-eye for the good shot, which makes me good at events, although I feel I can do more in a studio with more experience. I'm an accomplished programmer, most of my work done for dot-coms that have vanished along with their famously-flimsy '90s business plans. I have some work that I've done for myself, although I feel I can do more if I just take the time to build what I feel is a Good Idea(tm). Lately I've been getting work fixing computers for other people: ironically my best asset for this job is my ability to repair things I don't know how to fix until I do it.
In short, I'm good at what I do, but I'm dissatisfied, and I'm looking for how I can do more.