My latest project: Game-modeling languages as light security systems. This is to say, sure, a coder/hacker could get in, but anybody else who gets through this little challenge either knows me pretty well, and hence "belongs," or has already passed the basic determination (and intelligence) test that makes them interesting enough to "belong." Either way, it's a damned site more fun to chum out stuff like this than it is to worry about hashing algorithms and AES256/3DES stuff.

Nothing if not ambitious, I also run a couple-dozen other sites in addition to this one. Some for fun, some for money, some for my own devious purposes. If you have an interest in taking over, contributing to, or maybe starting up something in collaboration with any of these, drop me a line ... I think we can work something out.

• Lungbarrow
• Indianapolis Moonlighters
• Indianapolis Job Seeker
• Indy In-tune
• Indianapolis Podcasters Guild
• Indy Divorce Support
• IU Tekes
• Tech Conceptions
• Indy Snoggers
• Indy Singles Club
• Indy Gamers Guild
• Indy Realtor
• Indy Blogger
• Dinner With Geeks
• Experts Extort
• The Trifecta of Evil
• Sesco Specialty Equipment
• Indy Musician Prototype
• Spectrum Lawn Care
• The Help Desk
• BOA Demo Site
• ROH Wiki
• The Asimov Concordance

My Lists

I have a strange OCD thing about being a completist. If I hear a band, I must buy all of their CD's, then all of the CD's the members of the band have appeared on, etc. If I read a book, I must read the entire series -- even if they suck. Hubbard's "Mission: Earth" was bad enough, to say the least, but I will no doubt slit my wrists if Robert Jordan doesn't stop writing "Wheel of Cheese" books (or at least put his overly-foreshadowed cardboard cutout characters in some sort of believable peril soon). Oh, and it almost bankrupted me to discover comics. Some of the old ones are expensive, and I don't think I'll ever own all of them.