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Came upon a neat EFF page describing privacy best practices for working with Privacy Badger and similar tools, so I figured it's no big…

Thought I'd brush off the dust and add a quick note with some updates, as I've done a little housekeeping around the site. I've moved the…

Back in November I gave a talk at YUIConf about the NFL's move from Prototype to YUI. Shamefully late, I present my slides from the event…

The following house rules are an attempt to speed up 4E D&D combat and make games more fast-paced, interactive and fun. It also allows a…

I submit the following diagram somewhat ironically, perhaps as an explanation as to why these pages are so bare. I've found myself a member of so many status, friendship, check-in and sharing-focused services that it's hard to keep them sorted. WordPress, through no fault of its own, has fallen out of my workflow.

Do I need an item? Did they verb the word greed? The Need vs. Greed treasure interface can be confusing to a new player who isn't used to it…

The teaser for my new adventure has been posted on Living Forgotten Realms group site. To tease the teaser: " This ring was found in an old…

Brian Lynch showed us that 30 Rock is a rip-off of the Muppets, but the Tina Fey comedy is not the only show with bizarre parallels to another. J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter novels and Joss Whedon's Buffy the Vampire Slayer, both released the same year, are eerily similar. The parallels cannot be intentional, but let me present the evidence and you can be the judge. What follows is a comparison of several major and minor characters in both the novels and the series describing the roles they play. Could so much similarity be coincidence?

Here's a quick teaser for a new project I'm working on, almost ready for public beta. Character files from D&DI Character Builder store…