Super Hexagon (and other Humble Indie Bundle stuff

So the Humble Indie Bundle released another Humble Android Bundle today (their fifth one so far). The games in the bundle are Beat Hazard Ultra, Dynamite Jack, Solar 2, and Night Sky HD. If you pay more than the average ($6.65 US at the time of writing), you get Super Hexagon and Dungeon Defenders + All DLC.

Nameless

I figured I should make a post about is my new Feed the Beast server, Nameless.

Nameless is a small, whitelisted Mindcrack V8.1.1 Pack Feed the Beast server for players who want to be part of a tight-knit community and play with fun people. We have a website and a Teamspeak 3 Server, and are just getting started. Come have fun with us!

In order to get Whitelisted, a small form must be filled out along with creating a forum account. The form link is in the header of the website.

Ok, so that was copy-pasted from a reddit post, but you get the idea. 

haha wow

Yeah I'm lazy, apparently.

So, today at about 10:00PM CST, I reached 800 Link Karma on reddit.

That is all.

Bit of an update

So, the indiegogo isn't going too well. Only $5 American have been raised so far, which is in the "red zone" for getting the project up and running. At this rate, BGA will not be happening.

In other news, I heard that a lot of Pony blogs from Tumblr that post porn (like Pet-Dash. warning: semi-NSFW content on end of link) have been deleted by Tumblr staff after being violently reported by a group hard-set on getting "bestiality" off of Tumblr (or possibly the internet. I'm not sure about that, though). As a result of being told this, I had an idea: What if there were a safe-haven for those blog authors to post their stuff at a minimal cost? (because everything costs money...)
I only think of this because some of those artists are really good at what they do. Now, of course, the investment would start by being completely out of my pockets (domain and server space), but hopefully over time, enough people would want their content to be hosted safely and without fear of being destroyed.
Now, the only reason I'd have to do it for money is because it would cost money to run the server(s) the service is hosted on. At the start, it would be safe enough to go with one server for content and data, but as the service grows, it would be smart to migrate content (such as pictures and videos) to a server that handles just those, so as to not slow down the main data server, which would host the rest of the system (the blog software). If that server gets slowed down, then everything goes to hell.

So that's my idea. Thoughts from my non-existent readers should go below this post in the comments section.

"...said no one, ever"

Really? Because you'd think that if you created this meme, someone would have had to said whatever "no one ever said" just to create that specific macro.

For example...

(via Pinterest's CDN)

Twitter update

Just created a Twitter account for the Brony Gaming Alliance

Go follow it!

"Kickstarter" Time

So I was somehow able to think up an idea for a name for the community: Brony Gaming Alliance. I've created a "kickstarter" project on IndieGoGo.

link here

Just go take a look at it.