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Thanks everyone. I'll check those out.

Now if only somebody made a decent ad blocker for phones. I haven't been able to find one (android) that works decently.

I find it funny that when HN loaded for me, the post below this one was "How I changed my mind about advertising." Not here - ads begone. Wuthout UblockO the net is ugly and insufferable.

Cool. 49 yr old Canadian here that also started game dev this year. Best of luck in your future endeavours.

Hopefully forever.

Huge Matrix fan but ... gah ... this is not something I want. Spin offs, sure, but another Neo story? Nope. Don't care.

(Not to mention the simple fact that neither Wachowski has made anything good since the first Matrix.)

"Tittytainment" Is that Maoist rhetoric? I'm adding that to my daily lexicon - see how often I can drop it into conversation today.

I love early Gibson but his last few books read like watered down Brett Easton Ellis and I haven't been able to finish reading any of them.

Thanks. Awesome project buddy.

I'm curious about, beyond time and labor, how much $$$ the project ran you.

What? No ones built an app to simplify the process and bring this amazing opportunity to the masses? Come on already... get on it boys.

Yeah, that was my first thought. We don't want fiction Alan, we want your book on magic.

Infodemic.

What a load of ass kissing.

The last thing the world needs is yet another effin' social media network. Sorry. Been there. Done that. Next.

"Sometime in the 1540s or 1550s, the esteemed anatomist Gabriele Falloppio (1523–1562) described a test he had conducted on a condemned criminal granted to him by Grand Duke Cosimo I de’ Medici. Duke Cosimo gave him the convict with the understanding that Falloppio could kill the man as he wished and dissect the body afterward. Falloppio decided to experiment with fatal doses of opium, a substance often described as a poison in the scholarly literature.

The prisoner survived the first test and asked for the dose to be doubled on the second attempt..."

Lol.

3rding the above desire.

Haha ... Lily's blog is great. Good job, Dad.

I'm gonna dig into this also. Thanks for your contribution to the gaming community.

Feedly.

Can't get a paying reading if I can't even get through the front door.

Hey, I wanted to read the article but I couldn't make the subscription ad disappear from my phone. They lost a reader right there.

My only problem with Kubrick's take on the book was Alex and his droogs never felt like teenagers to me ... when I read the book I'm seeing fifteen year olds, boys, not men ... which makes things even harsher. (ie City of God)

Everytime I return to Clockwork Orange I like to read it out loud to myself in the voice of an adult reading a bedtime story to their kid. I would love to hear an audio book done in that style. A little bit of the ultraviolence to go with my milk and cookies.