I don't know what posessed me, but for some reason I ended up searching Google for "interactive slash fiction".
I really don't know why I did that.
Also the search results were very disappointing.
NOTE TO SELF: Bu$$ine$$ Opportunity!!11!!
I don't know what posessed me, but for some reason I ended up searching Google for "interactive slash fiction".
I really don't know why I did that.
Also the search results were very disappointing.
NOTE TO SELF: Bu$$ine$$ Opportunity!!11!!
I am totally using Google free wireless innurnet in Mountain View. RIGHT NOW.
Here is an easy way to find a name for your software project.
Think of the general name/idea for what it is you're doing. For example: blog.
Craft a regexp and use it to grep /usr/share/dict/words.
grep "b.*l.*o.*g" /usr/share/dict/words
backlog
backlog's
backlogged
backlogging
backlogs
bacteriological
bacteriologist
...
Pick one.
Sometimes the name/idea makes a poor regexp (w.*e.*b.*l.*o.*g). In
this case just screw around with it until it works. I use this to
prevent having a million py* or cl-* projects lying around which are
probably duplicately named with another project.