Re: Vector Map
Posted: Thu Oct 31, 2024 11:17 am
Not too bad AC.
I'm keeping busy. I seem to remember I promised this place a trilogy.... I get easily distraced...
What have I been in the meantime?
Gaming and roleplaying twitch streamer by proxy.
The post production career is sizable now.
Heroforge for fun and profit.
Taught myself to off road the programme "canva".
Woodworking, metalworking, chainmaille making.
Been doing enough audio to know I miss it and want to do more.
I aquired a fan club from somewhere. (not sure how that happened, that made Comicon Excel a very odd experience).
Being terrified of AI (but that's just every creative these days).
And I've been sober for a year. With no thoughts of going back.
Older, maybe a little wiser (definitely grayer) your fine self sir?
Looking back on this thread it's rare to have a documented process of how something came into being. The conflicts they caused and who was responsible for each name of each sector. It's a real 'slice of oolite life' trapped in amber. And something I am still very proud to have been part of. (although I still prefer the black background to the grey one, although I realise it effing kills printers).
I'm keeping busy. I seem to remember I promised this place a trilogy.... I get easily distraced...
What have I been in the meantime?
Gaming and roleplaying twitch streamer by proxy.
The post production career is sizable now.
Heroforge for fun and profit.
Taught myself to off road the programme "canva".
Woodworking, metalworking, chainmaille making.
Been doing enough audio to know I miss it and want to do more.
I aquired a fan club from somewhere. (not sure how that happened, that made Comicon Excel a very odd experience).
Being terrified of AI (but that's just every creative these days).
And I've been sober for a year. With no thoughts of going back.
Older, maybe a little wiser (definitely grayer) your fine self sir?
Looking back on this thread it's rare to have a documented process of how something came into being. The conflicts they caused and who was responsible for each name of each sector. It's a real 'slice of oolite life' trapped in amber. And something I am still very proud to have been part of. (although I still prefer the black background to the grey one, although I realise it effing kills printers).