Don Melanson pointed me towards Feed’s latest special issue: Video Games 2001, with good articles by Steadman, Hall, Johnson, and more. Carl‘s up to his usual high standard: “But a 3-D shooter mapped into 2-D space also means an end to the paranoia — it’s no longer about what lurks around the next corner or who’s fixin’ to gib you from behind. The game isn’t necessarily easier, but — for me at least — it’s more like playing a game. If 2-D is less visceral, well, I eat enough Xanax as it is.”
Blogvoices
is great – but lately it has been taking too long to load, and delaying the presentation of the whole page. So, for now, it’s gone.
Look, look
it’s another Montrealer who keeps a site like this one. luke.andrews.net, the weblog of Luke Andrews, who evidently does web work at Concordia, one of the universities I’ve attended. He wrote about the newly-launched Concordia site the other day, lamenting the “grand messy affair of interlinking files that reference each other”. If he only knew! I was tangentially involved with Concordia’s web development back in 95-96, when their grand plan was to give every department – not faculty, department – its own Mac with StarNine’s web server software on it – and each one was to develop its own site. Madness.
Have I welcomed
the blork blog to the world yet? Ed is one of my boon friends here in Montreal, and a fantastic writer. Blork blog is his weblog, with features such as the slob index, and coming soon (-er or later), Bent World.
Interesting, poignant note
from Evan Williams today at evhead. Blogger is alive, but not thriving.
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