The Case For Gray
Why gray area gaming is more nuanced than people admit, and why treating it as purely black-and-white misses the operational, market, and consumer realities.
Notes on gaming technology, systems, operations, and infrastructure
Why gray area gaming is more nuanced than people admit, and why treating it as purely black-and-white misses the operational, market, and consumer realities.
A lot has changed again. Family, flying, hunting, work, travel, and a reminder that time is a lot shorter than we like to pretend.
A lot has changed in the last 6 months
I've been to a convention, and I'm going to another one next week. I'm excited to see where this goes, and I'm excited to share my journey with you.
When I was younger, I always thought I was having a lot of stress, but its all perspective. I guess that's what happens when you gain more experience and life skills, you look back and realize that things weren't _that_ bad. At least that's what I'm telling myself now, that in a couple years I'll look back and think 'wow, I was so stressed out back then'. Problem with that is that implies that my tolerance will be even higher then, so who knows what my work load will be.
So, it's a new year (3 months later).. I know, I am late to the game. I promised myself that I would put effort into keeping up with a personal blog so my first step is to state that publically. I've got a few other goals and aspirations that I'd like do as well.
I’ve been meaning to start a personal website for a while now, and I finally got around to it. I’m going to use this space to write about my projects, share my thoughts, and document my journey as a software engineer, game developer, and anything else that comes to mind.