Abyss & Apex has published my latest science fiction short story, “What Does a Time Machine Cost?” in their March issue.
This story will also be reprinted in the Timeshift anthology later this year. (Kickstarter now live.)
My circa 2010 Mac Pro tower has been dying for a month. More specifically the video was failing, and I could only boot into safe mode. I swapped out the stock ATI Radeon for a Sapphire HD 7950 which appears to have fixed it. I’d rather have a new computer, but after all these years there’s still nothing else that will do the job this model does unless I build a Hackintosh; and that’s more effort than I want to spend right now.
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eBird tells me I saw a moderate 287 species last year. There are probably a few here and there I didn’t report. 169 of those were in Kings County. I didn’t travel to any new locations this year, so I only managed four life birds (and three if you don’t count the invasive Pin-tailed Whydah) but they were all really good ones:
If you can see this, then the migration of the site from pair.com to App Engine Standard worked. This was more complex than the equivalent migration of cafe.elharo.com due to the subdirectory and static files.
I still need to repoint the DNS. So far I notice one bug. http://www.elharo.com/blog/ works but http://www.elharo.com/blog doesn’t. Probably need to fix a handler in app.yaml.
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Just in time for Halloween, Unnerving has published my latest short story, “Why I Don’t Let My Kids Go Trick or Treating”, in their Extended Halloween edition:
Fiction River has published my latest short story, “Holding the Door”, in their Editor’s Choice anthology:
