This past Friday night, some of my co-workers and I had our first board game night at a local tavern that we are hoping to … Read More ›
Month: July 2017
When judging by its cover, Puzzle Kingdoms presents itself as a simple generic jewel matching puzzle game where you get three or more items together … Read More ›
It took me days to recompile the kernel for the Raspberry Pi. If you’ll remember from my last post, I was attempting to recompile the … Read More ›
Before I went to sleep last night I ran the make command to compile the development version of Wine 2.12 from source. Understandably, the compilation … Read More ›
Yesterday I used colorful words to convey my assumption that very little work has been done in the area of getting the free software program … Read More ›
A little bit of a site update. I got sick, and then got busy, and then lost track of time. Here it is nearly a … Read More ›
I found and purchased this board game, Cross-Up by Milton Bradley, at an antique shop in Sweetwater, Tennessee. When I saw it I turned to … Read More ›
According to Wikipedia, the word daikon literally translates to “big root” in Japanese. It is described as a “mild flavored winter radish” that is “characterized … Read More ›
I successfully copied all of my 833 Atari ST disks into disk images and backed them up redundantly on multiple computer systems and a … Read More ›