In the mid 90's, I was young and bored and had access to the internet via the family computer. It had a 386SX processor, a turbo button, and ran Windows 3.11. Dialup internet, of course. Privacy when using the computer? Rarely. What did teens do online in the 90's? We made websites on Geocities, Angelfire, Tripod, and a bunch of others. Super nerds like me played MUDs and other text based games (that's a different post, someday soon). ...and we chatted of course, in chat rooms, or via the AOL…
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I just finished a re-read of the first three books of The Black Company series by Glen Cook. I call it a re-read, but I haven't picked these up in probably 10 or 15 years; while I remembered some bits and pieces, it was essentially a spoiler-free experience. One of the benefits of having a swiss cheese memory is that I get a lot of replay value out of my media. I'm a chronic re-reader and re-watcher. Taking the long view, once something makes it into my rotation, it's probably going to stay…
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