Matt Colville?

@mattcolville.bsky.social

Writer, Game Designer. contact: hello@mcdmproductions.com

Reading JW Rinzler's The Making of Star Wars and I think I get why Lucas wanted to "go back and fix" that movie. But I can also see why he can't have that. Fox fucked him on the schedule, forcing the crew to work 24/7 to get the film done. So...

It was written over a period of time by a number of authors, bound together way later. It looks like it was written such that each folded page was a single topic. Maybe you checked them out from something like a library? Or students passed them around in class? www.theguardian.com/culture/2026...

A medieval manuscript has confounded scholars for centuries. Have they been reading it wrong all this time?

Researchers argue incorrect binding of Voynich manuscript radically changes ideas about its drawings and indecipherable text

theguardian.com

Alex Cox's theory about the Prisoners identity is well reasoned, well researched, and plausible. Whether I believe it, I don't know. I got to think about it. But I like the idea that it means the Prisoner and Professor Quatermass might have both worked at the British Experimental Rocket Group!

Alex Cox's theory about the Prisoners identity is well reasoned, well researched, and plausible. Whether I believe it, I don't know. I got to think about it. But I like the idea that it means the Prisoner and Professor Quatermass might have both worked at the British Experimental Rocket Group!

The dude who popularized the term "light-year" was aware of how weird it was as a term. He compared it to measuring distance in "walking hours" which I find completely charming! And pretty close to how we measure distance here in LA!

The dude who popularized the term "light-year" was aware of how weird it was as a term. He compared it to measuring distance in "walking hours" which I find completely charming! And pretty close to how we measure distance here in LA!

Over on VoynichNinja (an excellent discussion board with lots of solid linguistic & cryptological work), someone posted this new resource based on my (credited!) work that lets you visualize structure & rearrange quires, bifolia, and pages! It's incredibly cool and really valuable. voynichviewer.com

I felt like the new Trek movies missed a major opportunity when they decided to resurrect the idea of Khan without first bothering with Space Seed. Khan and Kirk, at each others throats from the start, forced to team up against a greater evil. At the end of Khan I, sensing victory, he betrays Kirk

Pan Rolls Dice@stellarencore.bsky.social · 6d ago

My little comic book heart a flutter whenever a baddie says "This doesn't make us friends." As they stand at the heroes side against The Overblorg.