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Illuminating the Elements of Wizardry

Welcome friends, family, and guests of similar aptitudes and interests to my personal plane of existence on the world wide woe. I’m a man of diverse talents and interests so the primary endeavor of this, my virtual space, is to express and explore my personal technogeekery in all its magnificent multiform. To that end, this site is an ever-shifting experiment, a tower of spinning gadgets and apparatus, a magic puzzle box for my memories, and a laboratory for my transmutative programmery. So, take your time. Read if you like, begone if you must. I’ll be here somewhere weaving my spells.

 
By AWizardInDallas on 4/25/2009 8:42 PM

Experience, Foundations and Trust

I've finally made up my mind.  Actually I already had.  Obviously, 4E is still the devil. 

This one is going to be difficult to articulate so bear with me.

Sometimes when I'm feeling a bit low about being "forsaken" by my hobby and by the game companies that make the products we use, many of whom have moved on to the new edition, ... Read More »

By AWizardInDallas on 4/24/2009 7:10 PM

The Valley of Obelisks was saved... again!  After a thousand years of peace a small group of heroes eventually rose to the occasion: Draupnir, Duira, Hilda, Jalis, Lanius and Saille, who in the latter days became their leader.  It took the green dragon Pzyruxal to make them pick a leader.  The heroes went on to deal with the dragon, withholding one of her eggs so that they might flee her clutches to safety.  They arranged to have the last egg teleport ... Read More »

By AWizardInDallas on 4/23/2009 11:33 PM

Heavy sigh.  Remember when browsers just worked?   Here's another daily annoyance.

By AWizardInDallas on 3/3/2009 4:39 PM

Heavy sigh. Here's another random act of Vista. This happens out of the blue, whether I'm using a printer or not. Nice. So I was just wondering how long the basic print spooler has been around?

By AWizardInDallas on 2/28/2009 3:04 PM

Heavy sigh.  There's a big surprise. Shutting down my game master laptop and moving it away from home and then returning it back home is seldom if ever a happy experience. In order to re-connect via wireless to my own home router, I am usually forced to turn the router completely off and wait until about the count of ten. I migh ... Read More »

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