My brain first became attached to technology when I was probably 16. The compelling thing about that computer, and technology in general, was that it gave a 16-year-old me control in a world where it didn’t feel like I controlled Read more…
This one has been kicking around for a while. July of 2019, actually. And, I finished this project a few months ago, so I’ll call this a project that took place over about a year. There was a show called Read more…
What will all the ghosts and ghouls, ninjas and princesses, superheroes and shy, little, first-time Halloweiners do in the face of a pandemic?! Certainly, little goblins and large teenagers should not be going about in groups, taking candy from strangers Read more…
Everyone needs a logo. Okay, well, actually, pretty much no one needs a logo. But, I decided if I was going to making things, I wanted a logo.
With the recent passing of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, I was trying to think of something to honor her work and her legacy. At the same time, I’d been thinking about a new project idea involving using the laser to etch Read more…
If I’ve done my job correctly, this will be transparent to everyone. Mossor dot Org has moved from a hosted environment to a Hosted VPS! … (cricket noises). Yeah, I know, me too, for the most part. Let me explain. Read more…
Back in 2007, the Danish indie rock band The Figurines had this to say: Do you feel the air we breathe?And do you feel the air we breathe?Do you feel the things I see?And do you feel you’re close to Read more…
I’ve been playing Role Playing Games for a decade. I’ve been the the guy in charge, the Dungeon Master or Game Master (DM or GM) a few times and for more than a year and twice ran my own homebrew Read more…
This was a project I started a few months ago when I saw an image and thought, “Hey, I wonder if I could do something like that?” This thought formed the core of the “Learn a thing, Do a thing, Read more…
How do you make someone in technology laugh? Ask them to write down goals that reflect what they’re going to get done in the coming year. Or quarter. Oh, heck, the next month. This is a common enough request in Read more…
