Finally set up @AwfulJokesBot to generate a joke every four hours.
Special thanks to orange for reminding me that it's a thing. Also thanks to Message Intercepted for an optimized rewrite and the staff of A Small Orange for some of the best tech support I've ever had.
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Friday, April 12, 2013
Spambot Trap
The Earth is flat. Obama is actually part of the Taliban. The Holocaust never happened. Stalin is alive and disguised as a member of Congress. Area 51 is used as a means of contacting with an underground civilization of mole people that constantly break into people's homes and relocate remotes and car keys. We never should have abolished slavery, and we never visited the moon; all of the photos were faked.
(This is a spambot trap. I've noticed a recent increase in bot comments on my blog and want to see their opinions. Should be interesting).
(This is a spambot trap. I've noticed a recent increase in bot comments on my blog and want to see their opinions. Should be interesting).
Monday, March 18, 2013
GitHub Dump
I needed to upload a bunch of old projects for some new employment things onto GitHub and they're not really complete or anything but here they are anyways.
NeuralAPI
FacialRecognitionHKM
WebcamDraw
More of a personal post for my own organization, feel free to ignore.
NeuralAPI
FacialRecognitionHKM
WebcamDraw
More of a personal post for my own organization, feel free to ignore.
Pannenkoekenhuis (Windows Phone) : Published!
Pannenkoekenhuis : Windows Phone Store
Free for probably indefinitely. Comment / email me with suggestions and bugs.
Free for probably indefinitely. Comment / email me with suggestions and bugs.
Friday, March 8, 2013
Starbucks
I haven't written a post in a while and this isn't particularly interesting but I thought I'd share.
Coffee is amazing. This is old news for most of you, but I've just started drinking coffee regularly and it's the best thing ever. After class I'll bike to Starbucks for an hour (it's right next to my school) and start working on stuff. I do freelance programming now. It's nice because you set your own hours and pick your own jobs and get an immediate paycheck once you finish. I count my salary in how many macchiatos I can buy with it. Drink coffee to work, and work to drink coffee.
Such is the life.
This one time there was a job interview happening a table across from me, and the interviewee, a male in his early 30's it looked, was trying to sell himself for a teaching position (or so it seemed -- they never said what it was for). I had been in the coffeehouse for a few hours by then and had watched the other interviewers come and go. The other two interviewees before him seemed very average; formal. But this guy. He was hard-pressed to show exactly how interactive he was and how his teaching style would be super progressive and active and super full of energy and how this was his dream job and how he would do everything for the
"Hey how are you!"
wut
I looked back down at my book, pretending that he wasn't talking to me even though he was speaking directly in my direction. Long awkward pause -- and then I realized this was part of his "super friendly guy" shtick for the interview. "Oh, hi." I waved kind of awkwardly, and he returned the awkwardness with a sort of half-laugh, and I left the coffeeshop astounded at my ability to ruin the interview of complete strangers without even trying.
So that is Starbucks.
Coffee is amazing. This is old news for most of you, but I've just started drinking coffee regularly and it's the best thing ever. After class I'll bike to Starbucks for an hour (it's right next to my school) and start working on stuff. I do freelance programming now. It's nice because you set your own hours and pick your own jobs and get an immediate paycheck once you finish. I count my salary in how many macchiatos I can buy with it. Drink coffee to work, and work to drink coffee.
Such is the life.
This one time there was a job interview happening a table across from me, and the interviewee, a male in his early 30's it looked, was trying to sell himself for a teaching position (or so it seemed -- they never said what it was for). I had been in the coffeehouse for a few hours by then and had watched the other interviewers come and go. The other two interviewees before him seemed very average; formal. But this guy. He was hard-pressed to show exactly how interactive he was and how his teaching style would be super progressive and active and super full of energy and how this was his dream job and how he would do everything for the
"Hey how are you!"
wut
I looked back down at my book, pretending that he wasn't talking to me even though he was speaking directly in my direction. Long awkward pause -- and then I realized this was part of his "super friendly guy" shtick for the interview. "Oh, hi." I waved kind of awkwardly, and he returned the awkwardness with a sort of half-laugh, and I left the coffeeshop astounded at my ability to ruin the interview of complete strangers without even trying.
So that is Starbucks.
Friday, March 1, 2013
Pannenkoekenhuis (Windows Phone) : Closed Beta
None of you believed me when I said I'd actually get something on mobile. None. Zero. Well, guess what?
I showed up all of you.
Pannenkoekenhuis is now in closed beta on Windows Phone. If you own one, toss me your Microsoft Account email address and I'll send you a copy for review!
I'm expecting to release it to the general public in about a week. Until then, I suppose.
(Many thanks to Message Intercepted for the music!)
Thursday, February 7, 2013
raocow : "Diagnosis" Video Review
The awesome raocow made a review of Diagnosis today and it's really funny. He also reviewed Psycho Powers by a friend.
I'm really happy that there are people dedicated to the indie game community like this; raocow's an awesomely good-humoured guy and it's fun watching his reactions.
Go subscribe to him!
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