Hey, would you be interested in playtesting the RPG? It's been released to testers as of a few weeks ago.

I was once introduced as "This is Tom. He knows all the stuff you don't care about."

You'll want enough amperage to actually charge your devices at the recommended speed, and UL certification to avoid overcharging or bursting into flames.

Can you maybe focus on making your next book a happy little fantasy about how suddenly everything everywhere started to go right, for once, and all the people in charge were goodhearted and competent?

It is better, I think, the farther away we get from an awareness of David Spade. When the film came out, I was unable to divorce my extreme dislike of David Spade from Kuzco.

"Day of the Tentacle," probably.

That's a bold, contrarian take, Greg, and I'm proud of you for having the courage to own up to it.

It actually started magically resolving for me about ten minutes ago, so I assume the dark gods of DNS were playing games.

The link is not yet working for me. I am forced to conclude that, for some reason or another, you hate me SPECIFICALLY.

I had a friend named Tom Collins who would regularly complain that his girlfriend at the time would routinely ask for him at bars, leading to what I can only assume were very muted hijinks.

I actually have a copy of this signed by both principals, which I got from the tour in question. Because I am old.

Short answer: this is a solved problem from a technological standpoint, but no major software company has decided that producing files their competitors can easily read should be a priority.

anyway it's probably fine, it is definitely reasonable to have a machine that lies confidently about things you may not be certain about. a program that's baked into the OS and designed to be turned to for help when you're stuck and uncertain SHOULD randomly make shit up, including references,

I actually would really like to visit a large graveyard filled with the bodies of Elon Musk's enemies. Unless he means Twitter.

I still HAVE my copy of MERP. :)

I had hopes that webcomics would save us all, about a decade ago, and then they collapsed, too, thanks to Facebook and the death of RSS.