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Monthly Archives: October 2006
Economics for the Citizen
Economics for the Citizen is a very well written overview of economics. (via digg.com)
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Consolidate Firefox’s chrome
Lifehacker has some good tips on how to Consolidate Firefox’s chrome – Lifehacker
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Post on Quitting WoW
I found this post on quitting World of Warcraft and the followup post to be very interesting and applicable. I don’t think World of Warcraft is evil. I enjoy playing it. The trouble is that I tend to play obessesively … Continue reading
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Scholarly WoW
I don’t know if anyone else is interested in this kind of thing, but I was recently reminded of Nick Yee’s papers about World of Warcraft. I was reminded of his work via this post on Terra Nova, which also … Continue reading
World of Warcraft Advice
If you want a quick overview of what each class does in a group, look at http://epicguides.net/thegroup.html. Druid is probably the most flexible class – can be healer, defence, or offense. Should you decide to make an Alliance character on … Continue reading
Copyright: How Long Should It Be? – Jim Baen’s Universe
Copyright: How Long Should It Be? – Jim Baen’s Universe is a very interesting article on how long copyright should run. I especially like the way Eric Flint concluded his column. It kind of reminds me of something…. By the … Continue reading
RPGs for Kids
I was asked for a list of RPGs for kids so here’s what I’ve found. Young Person’s Adventure League is probably the most comprehensive site I’ve seen. kids-rpg is a mailing list that has a decent amount of activity and … Continue reading
Terra Nova: Better dating through MMOs
Terra Nova: Better dating through MMOs is an interesting article. I could see how gaming with someone would definitely give you a picture of their personality that you might not get otherwise.
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