RPG Archive: Role Playing Community Site and Online Adventure Database
This is an extremely impressive website for role playing. I may have to start some campaigns based on some of the stuff here.
posted by Wintermute # 11:36 AM no comments
Wednesday, May 5, 2004
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Friday, March 12, 2004
Note to self
A Day in the Life of an Information Security Investigator
Found this interesting security blog. Thought I'd post myself a reminder to check it out later.
Found this interesting security blog. Thought I'd post myself a reminder to check it out later.
Friday, February 27, 2004
DNA/HHGG Infocom Adventure
DNA/HHGG Infocom Adventure
This is cool! I was thinking about digging out my old copy of the Infocom HHGTTG game, and I discover a link (through Slashdot's comments) to an online Java version! Now I don't have to dig out a 5 1/4" disk drive to play!
This is cool! I was thinking about digging out my old copy of the Infocom HHGTTG game, and I discover a link (through Slashdot's comments) to an online Java version! Now I don't have to dig out a 5 1/4" disk drive to play!
Thursday, February 26, 2004
Blogger
I've been playing with Blogger a bit, and it looks like I may find what I've been looking for. It looks like, with the proper tweeking, it will allow me to do exactly what I want to do with my site. We'll see :)
Saturday, February 21, 2004
Welcome (original Blogger edition)
Welcome to my Blog. I'm considering using Blogger to completely maintain my website. I haven't decided yet. If not, my regular page can be found here.
(originally posted using Blogger.com)
(originally posted using Blogger.com)
Monday, October 6, 2003
Welcome (phpBB version)
Greetings, and welcome to Nitemare Cafe! You may be asking yourself, "What is Nitemare Cafe?" Well, the answer is simple. Nitemare Cafe is the BBS that I ran for several years. Well, I've decided that it's time to bring it back! While it originally ran under WWIV as a dial-up BBS, it currently runs under phpBB2 as a web-based BBS. Why? Because I don't have time to get all of the quirks worked out to allow telnet (or even java) access to WWIV. Also, the community behind phpBB reminds me very much of the old WWIV community. Source code is available, thus there is an active modding community very similar to my WWIV days. I may eventually find myself with time to work on WWIV, but until then phpBB2 is an excellent replacement.
(this was originally posted using phpBB2)
(this was originally posted using phpBB2)
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