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New sci-fi story
Sep. 25th, 2006 03:55 pmThe sequel to "Crossroads", titled "The Joy Machine", has been posted to FF.Net and to ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
otherworlds_lib. There is a more complete version on the LJ comm; the best way to find it is to go right to the Memories.
But, only that you won't have to leave without the daily rant from me: since I've got this frigging Windows XP installed on my computer, the Star Trek Encyclopedia wouldn't run on it. Granted, it's an Ages-old version, but it ran just perfectly on Windows 95. And on Windows 98. Now I can throw it out or wait sixty-two years until one of my male acquaintances generously lowers himself enough to get over here and take a look at the problem.
I hate being such a PC-idiot!
Besides, since startrek.com had its very least facelifting, the site is barely usable. I hate that, too.
otherworlds_lib. There is a more complete version on the LJ comm; the best way to find it is to go right to the Memories.But, only that you won't have to leave without the daily rant from me: since I've got this frigging Windows XP installed on my computer, the Star Trek Encyclopedia wouldn't run on it. Granted, it's an Ages-old version, but it ran just perfectly on Windows 95. And on Windows 98. Now I can throw it out or wait sixty-two years until one of my male acquaintances generously lowers himself enough to get over here and take a look at the problem.
I hate being such a PC-idiot!
Besides, since startrek.com had its very least facelifting, the site is barely usable. I hate that, too.
