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Written by Andrew Stockdale
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Monday, 04 May 2009 00:00 |
 Findr has gone gold. I guess that would be the appropriate term, but there's no actual release, no gold disk, and I just look a little bit stupid a large bit pretentious. I have however, submitted a finalised version of Findr as my CO130 assignment. It actually resembles a game, is kind of cutesy, and even vaguely enjoyable. This isn't the end for Findr. I'm going to port it across to WPF and redevelop it in Silverlight so it can run inside a browser, which should be an interesting porting experience and learning experience for Silverlight. The version of Findr, as submitted, is available for download. It is as-submitted, and I know for a fact it has a few bugs and a couple of flaws. We'll gloss over that though. Note - the development pointers that tell you where to click are gone. This day would sadly come, but Findr has been bumped and made significantly easier as well. Its basic premise, is after all, a kid's game. Findr Final Download
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Last Updated ( Monday, 04 May 2009 11:21 )
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Written by Andrew Stockdale
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Monday, 20 April 2009 09:17 |
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My Holga arrived in the mail in quite possibly the cutest little package from Hong Kong I have ever seen. Has a little monkey logo on the front...woop woop. And it's built like a piece of shit, but equally, it seems to simple to break. Going to have some fun with it - just went into town and got a roll of Fujifilm Velvia 50 and some Ilford HP5+ 400. By rights, ISO50 film at the Holga's aperture of about f/11 with it's shutter of about 1/100 should yield pretty accurate exposures. For night times, there's the Ilford 400, and I want to pick up some Ilford Delta 3200. Because Velvia 50 does not do long exposure well.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 20 April 2009 09:26 )
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All the better to...shit, eat you with. |
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Written by Andrew Stockdale
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Saturday, 04 April 2009 22:11 |
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Went to the zoo and there was a hugeass crocodile sitting there. Frankly, it might as well have been plastic given that it wasn't moving, but it was a bit on the hot side, so I don't really blame it. I wasn't going to find out the hard way if it was plastic though. The worst part? My girlfriend's initial reaction - 'it would make a good handbag'. Yeah. Well, she can go into the cage and see how amenable the crocodile is to being turned into a handbag. There was also the cutest thing at the zoo - a Tree Kangaroo. I really wanted to steal it, and take it home with me pretending it was my carry on luggage. People have furry manbags right...? |
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