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Here is my machinima novel, "Permanent Death".
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Category Archives: Blog
Morozov, Graeber’s “diversity of tactics”, and Technological Justice
So I mentioned on Facebook today viz. Morozov’s somewhat unhinged and vitriolic twitter stream that I’m increasingly unwilling to denounce people for simply taking different tactical approaches to the same (or same enough) issue, specifically referencing (what I mistakenly called) Graeber’s … Continue reading
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Blog Refresh
Oh hey! You’re here! Frankly, I’m as surprised as you. Anyway, since you’re already here, why not refresh the page to view my snappy new header images, taken from my Personal Collection™. This facelift (I’d like to do more but, … Continue reading
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Matthew Wasteland on the big, deep currents of history in game dev
I missed this at the end of last month (I am hunkered down in hardcore thesis/teaching/marking/paper-writing mode) but Matthew Wasteland distilled something really interesting and important about where “game development” is at right now. The interesting thing is the way … Continue reading
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In the depths
I have hit, I think, something approaching the bottom. I have lost almost all confidence in my work and my overall project. People ask “what is your thesis about?” and I despair at ever providing a succinct summary. What are … Continue reading
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