LiveJournal 2002-03-15

2002-03-14 21:30:25

If I could save pi in a bottle

Woot. Giles Goddard, British EAD programmer, unexpectedly popped in to a <a>little discussion</a> about Doshin's language options at PGC. Being 3/14, today was deemed Pi Day, so a few of us math clubbers got together, ate pie, and played games. Also woot. I learned of a fun little strategy game called Twixt. The concept was simple; I may turn this into a programming project some time. If I can figure out any IP connecting type stuffs from available examples, that might make a good time waster. I'm sure you've been saying to yourself, "If I put Reese's pieces in a balloon, shook it around a lot especially to chase around a dog with, and then after significant but slow air leakage took them out several days later, what would they look like?" <a>Ask no more.</a> Misc This download so I can use my Yahoo Briefcase as if it were a really, really slow hard drive is kinda nifty. Basically finished my tournament bracket program. It does all it needs to; other than making it look better, it could potentially use a bit more error handling, but I think I'll tell my brother to just not do bad things. My "drums are cheating in acappella" statement has gotten a bit more muddled in my mind. I now must consider finger snaps: nature's percussion instrument. I didn't catch Celebrity Boxing, but evidently Willis dominated Ice and the fight was stopped in the second, and Johnny Bravo conceded in the second round. For tens of thousands of dollars, the least I would do is let Danny Bonaduce beat me up. SSBM doing of day: Ness Classic Hard. Current Mood: peaceful Current Music: Acappella - For the Longest Time <a>Original</a>