The Alexandrian has received a 2019 ENnie Nomination for Best Online Content.

Earlier this month I thanked everyone who helped make this possible, particularly my patrons on Patreon.

Now I’d like to ask all of my readers to join in by VOTING for the Alexandrian. Although the nomination process for the ENnies is juried, the actual selection is based on a popular vote by fans like you. You can vote until July 21st, 11 PM EST.

If you want to vote for the Alexandrian:

1. Go to this website.

2. Go down to “Best Online Content”.

3. Under the title “The Alexandrian,” select Rank 1 (the best rank!).

4. Click the “Vote!” button at the bottom.

5. While you’re there, look through the other categories and vote for anything else you’re familiar with that you think deserves a reward. There’s a lot of great stuff nominated this year!

Thank you!

VOTE NOW!

The Alexandrian has received a 2019 ENnie Nomination for Best Online Content.

I’d like to take a moment to thank everyone who has ever been a patron of the Alexandrian. Without you, this nomination honestly never would have happened: The content would almost certainly not have been there to be nominated.

UPDATE: Voting is now open! If the Alexandrian has ever entertained you or given you insight or proven useful, please consider ranking me on your list for Best Online Content.

(1 is a good rank.)

There was PHP injection attack on the Alexandrian late Friday night or early Saturday morning which caused certain links on the site to be redirected to spammy external sites.

The problem has been corrected, but you may need to manually clear your cache in order to remove the corrupted PHP file causing the redirect.

Many people sent me reports on March 12th that various links on the Alexandrian were being redirected to third-party sites. By the time I logged on, the problem appears to have gone away. There does not appear to have been a penetration into my WordPress installation. If you’re still seeing the problem, please comment here. I have contacted my hosting company, as it seems most likely the problem is on their side.

My apologies to everyone for the inconvenience.

WRITING & DESIGN: Justin Alexander

It takes just over a full day for one of the massive climbers to claw its way up the ‘stalk from the peaks of Kilimanjaro fifty thousand kilometers below. Steiner Technology keeps twelve of them in rotation, but you’ve got to space ‘em out to control the oscillations and with only one ‘stalk in operation they all have to arrive before you can turn them around. That means ten days of backbreaking labor for the orbitmen on Kepler Station, followed by two days off while Kilimanjaro does its turn-around.

Try to steer clear of the machinations of the Methuselah Families — cryo-preserved scions overseeing vast corporate wealth from beyond a frozen almost-grave — and dance through the back-corridors 30,000 miles up with Patthar Black Baggers and the Over-Under Gang.

This is Kepler Station. Where diamonds are cheap, but oxygen is the price of life.

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