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- Doc Skala's Old-Time Variety Hour
- In glorious mono, it's the audio Web log posting thing. Free membership is required to download the audio files. (29 January 2010)
- Books I've written
- Book-length works available online (18 August 2009)
- Index of censorship
- Pages on censorship. (15 March 2009)
- Copyright
- Pages about copyright issues (15 March 2009)
- Law and politics
- Pages about legal and political matters (15 March 2009)
- Security
- Notes on a variety of security topics (7 March 2009)
- Personal files
- Dreams, philosophy, and other personal material. (3 January 2009)
- MMORPG articles
- Ideas and analysis on massively multiplayer online role-playing games. (18 May 2008)
- Poetry
- Some of these go back pretty far. (14 May 2008)
- Cross Product
- This is my first novel. It was originally posted as a series of articles in talk.bizarre during October 1999 - December 2000, and accordingly it's in the talk.bizarre genre: sort of fantasy/SFish. (14 May 2008)
- Ephemera
- Brief postings of short-term interest. (14 May 2008)
- Travel index page
- Notes from some of my trips. (13 May 2008)
- Colour portal
- Files related to my essay What Colour are your bits? and the ideas it raises. (13 May 2008)
- Tarot and cartomancy
- Index of tarot and other card divination topics. (13 May 2008)
- Software
- This page is an index to software I've written myself. (13 May 2008)
- Template index page
- Template index page. Nothing to see here, move along. (13 May 2008)
- Astrology
- Astrology and related subjects (12 May 2008)
- Professional category
- Academic and other professional stuff (12 May 2008)
- Revolutionary Girl Utena
- Episode summaries and commentary for the classic anime series (5 February 2006)
- mskala's Xconq page
- Xconq ("The School for Strategy") is a highly customizable hex-grid wargame and wargame engine. Game designers are supposed to be able to focus their attention on the rules of their particular game instead of on programming details, and it's supposed to be easy for users to create their own games, even without programming skill. It's been in development for close to 20 years, and there's still plenty more to do. I'm one of the semi-official developers. See the Xconq pages on sourceforge.net and xconq.org for more information. This page is for some Xconq-related material of my own, including speculative projects, half-baked ideas, and conceivably even fan fiction. I will generally check any code or games that I'm ready to share into the Sourceforge CVS and that will usually be fresher than this site. (4 August 2005)
- MoleSter 0.0.4 - now 6 lines, 466 bytes
- An attempt to write the world's smallest non-trivial file-sharing application in Perl. (2 April 2005)
- Matthew Skala's home page
- Home page of Matthew Skala: computer scientist, mathematician, intellectual freedom activist, and general creative person. (1 January 1997)