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Source : Today, July 19th, is the 15th year official anniversary of XWiki SAS, the company I created to work on the XWiki Open-Source software and now on more than that with CryptPad.]]>
Source : Thanks to Cap Digital, last week I had the chance to meet with Olivier Bringer from the Next Generation Internet initiative. I had the chance to be able to give feedback about our experience with NGI through the prize we got for CryptPad and through our first "cascade funding" grant with NLNet [ [..]]]>
Source : Je suis heureux d'annoncer que je rejoins le conseil d'administration de l'association Open-Food-Facts suite à l'assemblé générale de l'association que nous avons hébergé chez XWiki il y a quelques semaines.]]>
Source : I'm coming back from FOSDEM and it has been again an amazing year. We have been super happy to be able to run a dev room about "Collaborative Information and Content Management Applications" which has been a success  (videos are available here). We also have been able to meet XWiki and CryptPad users and give out stickers (all of them are gone and we need to reorder some for our next events) [ [..]]]>
Source : CryptPad - L'éditeur #ZeroKnowledge Libre a besoin d'aide]]>
Source : CryptPad - L'éditeur #ZeroKnowledge Libre a besoin d'aide]]>
Source : Comment financer le logiciel libre ? un vrai sujet !]]>
Hah, reviews... I’m not even sure what the point is. So, Veins of the Earth. It’s written in the poetic language you can find on Patrick’s blog. It’s illustrated with the unsettling scribbles you can find on Scrap’s blog. It’s very long. Some monsters have goofy names and maybe they’re goofy when used at the table, too [..]]]>
Pictures from Crans-Montana, where I spent a few days around Easter with Claudia.☯Here are some notes for my future self. Creating the album:perlbrew exec --with perl-5.22.0-thread-multi ~/src/fgallery/fgallery -c none -f --title "Ostern in Crans-Montana" --description "Wir haben ein paar Tage in den Bergen verbracht [..]]]>
Today I saw a proposal to handle called shots by LS.When the question comes up, I always tell my players that they can do it when their enemy has zero hit-points. This results in an awkward pause and then they say: but what’s the point, the monster’s already dead? And I say: exactly [..]]]>
TIS-100 is a game that involves learning assembly language, I guess?Tags: Games]]>
After every game night, same problem. I’m exhausted and full of doubt, remembering every sad face, every exasperated sigh, every rolling of eyes, every raised voice, everyone biting back their words, and wonder how they are still coming back, and my wife tells me it was a great session and everybody had fun and yes, this and that is true but minutes later they had fun and laughed and we talk about the people that get along, and how we communicate, and make plans, and it’s all good [..]]]>
I decided to create a submission for the One Page Dungeon Contest after all. I wanted to see how useful Gridmapper would be in such a situation.And once again I tried to find a good solution for publishing. I tried to write a Markdown document and convert it to PDF using Pandoc [..]]]>
Just a short note to say that I still use Mastodon. Work on my server written in Perl did not take off because OAuth2 is giving me headaches.Anyway, the relevant links from my Contact page:Octodon (Everything)Weapon vs. AC (Gaming)Tags: Mastodon Twitter Social Media]]>
Remember Creole, the markup language for all wikis? These days, I’m starting to think that we should just move on and simply switch to Markdown.I would like to switch this wiki and see how it goes. If it turns out to be necessary, I will publish a migration script [..]]]>
One of the defining statements for the Old School Renaissance is often said to be “rulings, not rules”. So what are rulings? How do they come to pass? One fascinating document is the discussion of Eero Tuovinen's D&D campaign. There, he treats D&D rules as oral tradition [..]]]>