I should apologise for the lack of polish in these two chapters, I got really delayed on scheduling them.
In other news, I bought a bottle of coke today to drink and decided it was the wrong bottle of drink to buy.
I’m going to stick to my trusted lucozade from now on!
Oh… and maybe the odd cherry coke when it does take my fancy.
This week is relatively busy for me.
I have to go to a work appointment on Wednesday, not excited about that one.
And I have to run my Star Trek Adventures rpg session on Saturday with a key player down.
Luckily I have some side content for most of the other players to do, but I don’t know if I can run it well enough.
I will try my best, as is my duty as GM.
Hi, another week, another chapter. After thinking it through, I decided to add the author notes that I skipped previously (in chapter 2). However, do you think the type of author note that promotes their published book should be included or not?
Any comment is welcomed, as I read them when I have the free time.
Did you know that the ancient Greeks created some of the first known automata over 2,000 years ago? These mechanical devices were designed to move on their own, often powered by water or steam. Automata have fascinated people for centuries, and they continue to do so today. From clockwork figures to robotic toys, automata have evolved to become more sophisticated and intricate over time. In this blog post, we’ll explore the world of automata and their role in history, as well as how they continue to inspire and captivate people’s imaginations.
I honestly can’t think of anything to write here so I am going to give up.
This a rare event for me, but I’ve been at it a while and got nothing.
So be it.
Oh, I watched the finale of Trigun today.
Pretty cool stuff!
I didn’t expect them to go straight into a sequel but I am happy!
ChatGPTs increased security system for specific content spits out some really amusing errors occasion.
I randomly threw it an incantation I had written down for a spell from an old world building project it did, and it flagged me as ‘inciting violence’. The quote in question was:
“Keeper of Records, Bringer of Judgement, lay waste to those who reach above their heads and climb the Tower of Babel.”
My request was to just come up with some names and potential effects.
But apparently that means I might be inciting violence!
I think the issue was is that I didn’t specify the spell was fictional?
This is one of the few times I can talk about Chapter 42 while on actually 42!
Hurray! Happy life the universe and everything chapter!
Anyway, today here in the UK daylight saving times did their biannual switch and boom, suddenly I found myself an hour in the future!
What a marvel of time travel!
Anyway so that’s where I am at, if anyone is wondering. Here’s your chapter.
And so The Latest on Tsundere Villainess Lieselotte has come to an end.
Thus concludes my third/fourth time experiencing the story.
It’s hard to say if it counts as third or fourth though.
I read the web novel, read the light novel, reading the manga, watched the anime.
Also ReZero Season 3 got confirmed.
So that’s nice, and pretty amazing.
Excited to see how that one turns out.
Eugh so, today for whatever reason, google docs updated again?
And this time, they decided to make it, so that when you have a file selected, the folder nesting bar is replaced with the file management options.
Yes on one hand this fancy UI feature saves space or whatever.
BUT I NEED THAT FOLDER BAR?!
Moving files around now has changed from a simple drag an drop, to a:
Click file, click move file, click through several dropdowns to find where to send the file, click to move file.
It’s sooooo tedious!