Do you love Jack Chick tracts? Dark Dungeons. Do you love Waterdeep? Do you love Starforged: Sundered Isles?

We need to talk about something very clearly. And that is that role-playing games are not a hard technology. They are not like a wing, which has a very clear metric of success. It is foolish and ultimately

Re-intro for myself and the Community; now with Snaps!

So – let's take a minute to talk about Trench Crusade and ask a couple of really important questions.

Consoles and Controllers, our latest game in which players take on the role of characters from video games and explore their digital world, is out now on itch.io! It's a Powered by Charge game, giving

Coming up Friday at 2pm ET, the LBRY Foundation Community Podcast will be interviewing LBRY Inc. developer grin and CEO Jeremy Kauffman about the changing direction of the company, support for community

A Rift of Wants I’ll admit, it’s been quite a while since I’ve had time and inclination to sit down, pull up the old blogging software, and really set in on breaking down ideas and sharing some insights

Have you been hungering, deep in your souls, for the last two LBRY Foundation Community Podcasts to be posted in edited audio format? You're in luck, because as of right now, the last two weeks of the

Have you heard that livestreaming is available on the Odysee platform but didn't know where to start? I have your solution. Start here.

Not sure how many folks know, but we've been running a pretty decent weekly live-recorded podcast called the LBRY Foundation Community Podcast (I know, I know, the creativity positively oozes from that

Honestly, it's been a very long time since I was the one behind the microphone for a livestream rather than being a technical advisor, and trying to tune things appropriately for Odysee streaming which

I know I'm expected to do a "he is risen" joke today but frankly, I'm just glad to have this one recorded, edited, and in the can thanks to Jon Ringo. Are you ready to Help LBRY Save Crypto?

Google begins to deploy a very rudimentary web of trust system in order to filter out malicious software from open source. They refer to it as "social voting." Would you let users vouch for unknown

I have been thinking about and writing about personal knowledge management a lot – just not in a concise, blog-forward way. I've had tons of conversations with people in private and in public fora, made

How to work on an interview in Obsidian This originated in a discussion on the Obsidian Discord server, and I thought it might be interesting for other folks as well. The Question I have a question about

Have you ever been deeply annoyed when the volume of one video or stream that you've been following has been too low and when you flip to the next your ears get blown out? Do you want to avoid having that

Freedom of Speech More Than Government Fiat I'm not the only one thinking about the impact of mass banning of social media because of political preferences but it's rare to have people actually talk about

DEFCON tests voting machines and Arizona holds hearing on voting which mentions it You may not have heard of DEFCON, but the short version is that it's a convention of people like me, who like systems,

Electronic voting is still a bad idea And while I have you in your post-Thanksgiving food coma, let's talk about voting procedures and math. I know, I know. This is not a moment at which you want to think

Some people have recently shown interest in what I'm up to, lately – whether that's a good idea or not, so I thought I might share with you the sort of thing that I'm doing on a weekly basis with the LBRY