Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Saturday, December 22, 2007
Random
My fortune said to seize from every moment its' uniqueness. Here's my
unique photo if the moment. Haha.
unique photo if the moment. Haha.
Wednesday, December 5, 2007
Lunch time
Yes, its back to Mama Chu's after a 3 week hiatus. Here Roach studies
intently on figuring out how to delete mail accounts from his Cingular
8525.
intently on figuring out how to delete mail accounts from his Cingular
8525.
Saturday, November 24, 2007
I suppose
One of the advantages to working out of your home is that you can take your work anywhere. The downside is that when you do, this is the extent of your workspace. Still, its better than a nine-to-five, right?
Oh, and I'll go ahead and pitch portable apps right now. Its awesome. www.portableapps.com
Check it out.
Wednesday, November 21, 2007
Teh Technology!!
I just finished playing through Space Quest 3. Some of you are going to have to go to your Way Back Machines to know what I'm talking about. I'd known of its' existence, and I'd even installed DOSBox Portable at some point. Just got around to using it, and it was a great trip down memory lane.
Can a game that old still be fun? Oh yes. In fact I've been perusing some of the old DOS games out there. It's been quite fun. I was lucky enough to have a powerful 386DX-40 back in 1992 or so. So I got my hands on some of the better games. Going back to revisit some of those has been a hoot. Going to look at the Commander Keen games again next. I remember playing through the different shareware versions of those many times. OH and I got a copy of Airlift - it's a riot. Spent many aggravating hours on that game I can tell you.
If you care, DOSBox can be found at www.portableapps.com. Take a look. The trip down memory lane is quite refreshing. Or, if you're too young to know what DOS was, take a look anyway. You might learn something. Get to know your roots, that sort of thing.
Can a game that old still be fun? Oh yes. In fact I've been perusing some of the old DOS games out there. It's been quite fun. I was lucky enough to have a powerful 386DX-40 back in 1992 or so. So I got my hands on some of the better games. Going back to revisit some of those has been a hoot. Going to look at the Commander Keen games again next. I remember playing through the different shareware versions of those many times. OH and I got a copy of Airlift - it's a riot. Spent many aggravating hours on that game I can tell you.
If you care, DOSBox can be found at www.portableapps.com. Take a look. The trip down memory lane is quite refreshing. Or, if you're too young to know what DOS was, take a look anyway. You might learn something. Get to know your roots, that sort of thing.
Made it.
Was able to get to arizona without any major incident. Bonus. Got a bit of riding in so far but nothing particularly exciting. Everything is much bigger when you're young.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)






