View From the Bushes

With Saturday staring me in the face, having everything done so that I can release the Midnight adventure is looking less and less likely. Mostly because I am finding more and more places in the underlying code where a subscription based model was essentially hardwired. I may release the adventure just to the subsribers tomorrow, but then again, I'd like to have all the pieces in place and do it all at once, so we'll have to see, plus there are still some items with the adventure itself that need to be reviewed and polished, so we'll have to see. But never fear, even as we speak (okay maybe not this exact second) I am working my butt off to get the adventure out the door.

Beyond my tireless devotion to DireKobold, seemingly unslakeable thirst for work and transcendent good looks, there's really not much to talk about. A panel of around 60 scientists voted Blade Runner the greatest sci-fi movie ever. Which is cool -- I mean, I like Blade Runner enormously, but when you think about scientists voting on things, you think they might vote for perhaps the most scientifically accurate movie, but perhaps they despaired at finding any movie where there was even one element was accurate, let alone a movie which sets some kind of standard for accuracy.

In any event, that's all for now. Still working on the pictures, and still working on midnight adventure, which of course means I should not still be working on my blog.

Carpe Diem Quam Minimum Credula Postero
Ross