Anna Bell
The Queue: naptime?
It’s funny. It seems like almost nothing makes me more tired than having a few days where I’m forced to essentially do nothing. Not sure if my body just really likes doing nothing, or if it just kinda… gives in, and tries to catch up, but man, I’m feeling it today.
This is The Queue, our daily column where you ask us the questions and we’ll… get around to answering at some point, after we lie down for just a second.
The Queue: Preparedness!
Cold? Me? Nah.
This is The Queue, our daily column where you ask us questions and we’re just gonna take a little nap. Just a lil one. It’s fine, we’re fine. No, it’s not that cold. Hand me my oodie, would you?
Blizzard Watch Podcast: Neighborhood Endeavors: How do they work?
Rustler is this week’s free game on the Epic Games Store
Lore Watch Podcast: The Blood Ties that bind: Discussing the latest WoW novel
Blizzard Watch Podcast: This is your addon update reminder podcast
Styx (and several of its sequels) are free on the Epic Games Store this week
The Queue: I see you driving round town with the girl I love, and I’m like,
Yesterday Google told me that, despite “free unlimited backups for photos taken with this phone on Drive” being a whole selling point of the phone, I was now over my limit, somehow. So they immediately removed my ability to save any documents in Drive — which is kind of crucial for a writer! — or backup photos to the cloud, and told me they’re going to shut off the email address I’ve had for 20 years unless I start deleting stuff off the cloud. Should I blow away videos of my kids to be able to save the novel I’ve been working on for almost 2 years now? They do have a solution though — I could pay them a subscription for extra backup space. It’s a trifle, really.
So, of course, I’ve spent the last 24 hours converting everything I possibly can and burning everything google to the ground. Ente photos, Proton Mail, LibreOffice, and Scrivener all have my business now. As an added bonus, Scrivener’s corkboard system will likely replace a lot of what I use Notion for, which I’ve been trying to replace since they went so all-in on AI they told me I should make Dante’s Divine Comedy into an escape room.
This is The Queue, our daily column where you ask us the questions and we’ll answer. We’re kind of busy though, and the answers will likely be petty and spiteful.



