Latest figure acquisition
Here’s some pictures of the Yoko figure I ordered, as well as a bonus Hatsune Miku that Landale sent me.
A program I wrote over the weekend
I have a fairly large hard drive. This doesn’t keep it from eventually getting full, nor would it if I bought an even bigger hard drive. In reality most people only clean out their hard drive when they need it.
The question is: how do you find unwanted files? By definition, unwanted files should be those that you don’t use and if you don’t use them you’ve probably forgotten about them a long time ago. This was definitely true for me.
I really needed some kind of program that could point me to big chunks of unwanted files. But it’s impossible for a program to know what files you … Continue Reading
The Google race
My visual novel maker is gaining popularity every day. I’ve effectively doubled my traffic from this time last year and I owe a lot of it to Google, I think.
Or rather, all of the people across the world who are talking about Novelty.
Top 10 Video game trailers of 2009
A good trailer sells the game before it’s even out in stores. They also have the ability either enhance or disguise the actually quality of a game. Personally, I quite enjoy watching trailers as a reminder of how far we’ve really come in terms of interactive entertainment.
Here are my picks of trailers that spelled the word “sold” in the eyes of gamers in 2009.
I’m sorry for the things I said, Chun-Li
I spoke too soon, before. It’s wasn’t you. It was me.
So I’m finally winning in Street Fighter 4 online. It used to be such a frustrating experience but that time has passed. What changed? Well, mainly my attitude. I came to the conclusion that I have to lose before I can win; that every match is an opportunity to learn, win or lose. I also realized a match isn’t over before the health bar is empty. You can still win with a pixel of health if you keep your cool and don’t … Continue Reading
Windows 7
Today I installed Windows 7 on my netbook. I had heard that Windows 7 runs good on netbooks, better than XP even, and I must say it sure feels snappy while adding a shine to my desktop. New taskbar is neat too.
Installation went relatively smooth, considering netbooks don’t come with any disc drive. I had to make a bootable USB key. I then had to install all of the various Samsung tools and drivers to get all the peripherals up and running again. This was trickier since most of the installers wouldn’t recognize Windows … Continue Reading
