Here it is, the next entry in our Star Wars fan commentary series, Star Wars: The Last Jedi. It's a great brainy film. I didn't fare as well as Lisa did this go around—I can hear myself heading towards smart things to say but I don't quite get there in several places. But it was still fun to do.

As a follow-up to our Star Wars: The Force Awakens fan commentary, my wife and I did another one for Star Wars: Rogue One. I think we felt we had less to say about it, but it was still fun to do.

My wife and I talk about Star Wars a lot, but we had no idea we'd have so many conversations about Star Wars: The Force Awakens for months after its theatrical release. When we realized that the April 2016 DVD/Blu-ray release would not include a commentary track, we decided it'd be fun to put together a commentary of our own, based on the digital release from a few days prior.

picotool is a suite of tools and libraries for manipulating data files for the Pico-8 fantasy game console. picotool is written in Python 3, and it includes a full Lua parser written from scratch.

I donated six prizes to the Interactive Fiction Competition 2014. As a surprise for the winners that selected my prizes, I made a little puzzle chain game. Here's how it went.

Lost Cat is a game I made with my kids for Ludum Dare 29, a game jam that took place during April 25-28, 2014.