The Weekly Squeak — A fantasy Greek perfect for your eyes
Fresh back from Tekom’s TCWorld event, I was thinking about the difference between tech writers from enterprise companies and open source projects. I also cover fantasy maps, running D&D campaigns with inconsistent players, is dark mode a myth, and why do so many cultures think Greek is so complicated?
Questions:
- Would you watch live documenting / tech writing?
- Have you ever run a West marches campaign?
- Do you like dark mode? Why?
Let me know:
xx Chinch
Dark mode isn’t as good for your eyes as you believe — www.wired.co.uk
The shadowy display mode has leagues of fans claiming it helps reduce eye strain, lengthen battery time and improve sleep. But dark mode isn’t quite the screen saviour it’s made out to be
It’s All Greek to You and Me, So What Is It to the Greeks? — www.atlasobscura.com
A close look at a strangely global idiom about how little we understand each other.
Virtual Tabletops — Options for Online Tabletop Roleplaying — rpgmaps.profantasy.com
You’ve made a awesome game map, now what do you do with it?
West Marches: Running Your Own — arsludi.lamemage.com
This week I discovered the long established D&D campaign style for handling large groups of players with varying schedules.
