Vocabulary and Grammar I suppose I should count the Japanese classes I took a year ago (nearly 18 months ago, now). There is some debate over whether taking formal classes is good or not, but as said previously, I definitely think that neglecting my Kanji study for the vocabulary and grammar I leaned in the [...]
First post in my “State of the Education Address”, where I talk about where I am in my Japanese studies, and what the future might hold.
v 1.4 Added blocks that can take more than one hit. Added a map that demonstrates said ablative block, and also celebrates Scotland. Made the blocks “fixed”, which I’m hoping fixes some odd bounce/physics issues. Added “Yay!” sound when you clear a level.
Changed “Press X to start” to “Click to Start” (as it’s a mouse-driven game) The ball will now bounce differently depending on where it hits the bat, allowing control over the ball. Ball will speed up if you complete a level (but will reset if you die – may wish to fix that later) myBreakout [...]
On the way down to visit Mum, Dad and 2/3 of my siblings, I took the work laptop with me. I, like most of my family, have a rather unhealthy fear of being bored. The intention was to continue with some of the Flash game development I’ve been doing. Somewhat to my surprise, I actually [...]
I know some hold that the decade doesn’t end until 2011, but in my opinion, if the tens digit clicks over, it’s a new decade! So here’s hoping that 2010 is a good one, and the ‘teens treat you well!
It finally got around to snowing around my place, having started in England before Scotland, which is just wrong. It wasn’t snowing when I left work in Glasgow, and I snoozed on the bus home (I was actually worried I’d missed my stop), and when I woke up everything was different… I took some pics…
I finally deployed my Live Catch Trip Trap Mouse Trap, as you’re supposed to check it every two hours, and this is really the first time since I bought it that I’d actually have the time to relocate the mouse should one turn up in it. Well, only three hours later I start to hear [...]