Binary Star #3, Dell Publishing Co., Inc., 1979. ISBN: 0-440-10526-9
Featuring two great novellas in a single volume:
I only read Dr. Scofflaw, apparently in 1979, and again 45 years later, in 2024.
Less a museum and more a visit to a time and place in the distant past,
if you’re in the vicinity of Thermopolis WY you should make great efforts to get to Legend Rock Petroglyph Site.
I found a high school relic that proves I’ve been a troll since at least 1979.
New Wine was apparently the literary magazine of Northwest Missouri State University’s English Department. By appearances, it’s a well produced zine. I can find no reference to it on the sum total of human knowledge, the World Wide Web. I may have the only extent copy of this literary effort.
Summer of 1972, I got to go to a science summer camp like thing.
My lottery (PowerBall and MegaMillions) winnings so far in 2024: $0.00
I solved Wordle™ brand video game, puzzle number 986 without computerized help, but I made a silly 3rd guess. I wondered if the solution word was the only word available after my fourth guess.
I bought a Qotom Q20332G9-S10 fanless server, which I hope will eventually replace my older Dell PowerEdge R530, which was manufactured in August - December of 2014.
This started me on a journey of discovery that I could scarcely have imagined six months ago.
I updated my laptop, which runs the simple, lightweight Arch Linux distro. I did not note the low battery reading.
Here’s convincing proof we live in a Fallen World.
