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PAX East 2010

This past weekend I had the opportunity to attend PAX East 2010, the first east coast installment of Penny Arcade Expo. It was, in a word, insane. It was the most catastrophically organized convention I’ve ever been to because the 62,000 attendees were just way too many for the Hynes Convention Center. Friday After the long NYC->Boston bus ride, the [...]

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PAX East 2010: 3-D Gaming and Prince of Persia

I’ve got two PAX East-related posts over at Tor.com: Three Dimensions: The Future of Gaming? Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands

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Star Trek Re-Watch: “Obsession”

Vengeance of the cloud vampire, over at Tor.com.

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Happy Ada Lovelace Day!

Today is Ada Lovelace Day, an international day of blogging about women in science and technology. Ada Lovelace was the daughter of Anna Isabelle Milbanke and Lord Byron, though he was not at all involved in her life. She was frequently ill but always committed to her education and learning, particularly mathematics, and people nicknamed her “The Enchantress of Numbers.” [...]

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Star Trek Re-Watch: “The Deadly Years”

As always, check it out over at Tor.com.

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Star Trek Re-Watch: “Friday’s Child”

An utterly tedious, baffling, and stupid episode. I wish I had more to say about it, but it just left me cold. What a waste of Julie Newmar! Read our review over at Tor.com.

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Star Trek Re-Watch: “Journey to Babel”

This week’s episode is “Journey to Babel,” a.k.a. “the one with Spock’s dad.” A stellar episode—check it out over at Tor.com.

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