People need their own blogs.
I scrambled to class hoping I didn't miss any lecturing after being 10 minutes late. Luckily there was a discussion going on about freeway congestion. Then people kept raising their hand giving their suggestions and stories. I thought, "Cool, I'm not missing anything." It's now about 45 minutes later, and we are now on the topic of "Changing the work schedule to night time". This guy keeps blogging his stories outloud to the class. And now this girl keeps blogging her stories about her trip to Japan. Turns out, I didn't even need to come to class. A good Friday morning wasted. Get a blog people.
PSP 2 (PSP 0) patent to use a shoe?
So I saw this over at qj.net . Here's what they had to say.
Fig.4 shows the side of the PSP (the squiggly line just indicates that the rest of the device continues from there), there's a spring mechanism in there for what could be the UMD ("a recording medium cartridge," as described in the patent) lid.
To me however, that looks like a shoe. The spring is for counting the steps from your shoe. What I'm thinking is Sony may be incorporating your legs into games! Similar to how Wii incorporated your arms. Interesting!
Dirty Bulk!
I've talked to a friend. I showed him a pic of how I want my body to be. He said the only way for that to happen is to dirty bulk for a few months then diet. I think I'm going to try that and see how it goes. I hope it doesn't backfire!
7200 rpm hd playstation 3 gta 4
Has anyone tried this? Is it worth getting a 7200rpm drive? Does it load faster than a 5400 rpm hard drive? I'm getting sick of the loading screens in between taxi rides.
Super Mario Opengl
I'm in my computer graphics class and the first project was to draw up a scene with a theme. I chose Super Mario as my theme. I didn't use a single texture, but rather drew up every single obect (for example, the question mark itself used 6 GL_QUADS). The reason for this is because we have yet to learn about loading textures.
Experiment with burning calories.
So here I am eating my 7th meal of the day (wow). And I was thinking of an experiment to do:
Hypothesis: 2 Subjects will consume identical meals totaling to 2200 calories throughout the day. One subject will split the food into 6 meals a day while the other subject will eat all 2200 calories in one sitting per day. The person who is eating 6 small meals a day will have a higher BMR (basal metabolic rate) than the person who has one large meal per day.
Makes sense doesn't it?