Tuesday, February 28, 2006

Met more people I know today! Yay!

Today's theme is a bunch of numbers and letters arranged in a human-constructed constraint system! That's right boys, girls, and Hebrews (haha, just kidding... um...) -- SUDOKU!

Craccum Sudoku. How intriguing. At first glance, it looks like rubbish. Typical of Craccum to come out with something useless. BUT WAIT upon close examination THE PROBLEM at its INITIAL STATE is NOT VIOLATING ANY SUDOKU RULES?!!!?!!

HOW IS THIS?!

Maybe it is not rubbish! Maybe it is real!

So I decided to solve it by hand. Here is the question.


Here are the rules:

Every 4 x 4 square can only contain 0-9, A-F once (hexadecimal numerals)
Every row can only contain 0-9, A-F once.
Every column can only contain 0-9, A-F once.

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This is what happens when you have a four hour break between your lectures.

I did it by hand. I would show you, but, you are not at my house.

Recommended Texts LOL I M A SUDOKU LAKKTRUEAR LOL

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sudoku

And if you got lazy, a computer can solve it for you:

http://dancingsudoku.sourceforge.net/

HAVE A GOOD DAY waking up at 6am is supposed to be good for you but I am TIRED as PLENOPTIC.

Monday, February 27, 2006

First day of Uni.

LOL I only have one lecture, Choir is not compulsory for transition students or so i am told. :D

Meet people you knew, its kool, yay :)

Sunday, February 26, 2006

An injured thumb (trade pain for art)

A washed out time-table.

Transfers.

Conversation.

Plants?

INCOHERENT

ARGH

Okay. Okay, take a deep virtual bullshit breath.

Here is my timetable, like I said I would do.

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Lost Season 2 Episode 4 14:34 LOL the guy who asks Hugo if he's okay is also in Road Trip.
Admiring someone else's looks while someone is talking to you is obviously very rude, and I apologise.

STARLIGHT SYMPHONY!

Holy crap fireworks display wahahha I bet you the Devil Opera Lady had something to do with it. (Burn her! Burn her!)

Tomorrow.

Uncohesive.

[seppukuseppukuseppukuseppukuseppuku]

Saturday, February 25, 2006

STAR LIGHTY MPHONY

FOLDABLECHAIR

PHONE

FOOD

KUMARA
1) It's not real, but either way I choose I cannot win.
2) Prenzels! Yum. Tried to buy some Chocolate and Orange brandy, but someone else gifted it.
3) Starlight symphony.
4) Academy. Oh crap.
5) Steve Carrell roflmao lollercoaster roflcopter

Thursday, February 23, 2006

http://ecep.homestead.com/ComputerSkills.html

How to Create a Web Log (Blog)
Michelle Park
Duration: 5 weeks $50.00
553A EC Tue 28 February 7.00 - 9.00pm
553BEC Tue9 May 7.00 - 9.00pm
Blogging is an easy way to publish your own Web page to the internet. From the first night you will have set up your own personal Blog. If you can type, you can blog. Course looks at creating and maintaining your blog, developing content and utilising some of the great tools available online for this fun way to get online.


CONGRATULATIONS SUCKAZ UR WORTH $50 MORE

Monday, February 20, 2006

M.I.N.D thing.

I think this is correct
I think this is utter bullshit

Your basic approach to thinking involves hunches and group input . When you are learning something new you prefer to work in groups and be fond the new material. When trying to solve problems you generally choose to work in groups and discover solutions. When you communicate you generally use own knowledge and are amiable .

You are generally seen as very personable. It is very important to you that people work and live in harmony. People feel you are very empathetic and will come to you with their personal problems. You are probably an outwardly emotional person. You prefer work in groups or teams.You just noticed they said the same thing three times. You enjoy talking with people even strangers. You generally are interested in people's feelings and the meaning behind what happens. You learn best by listening, sharing ideas and combining the new with your own experience, or those of friends, co-workers or other learners.



You appear to lack of a preference for or possibly dislike intuitive thinking. This also can indicate that you don't like to take risks. To you hunches, gut feelings, instant insights or inspirations are not valid ways of finding solutions to problems. You probably are somewhat conservative and prefer tradition over the 'brand new' or the 'newest fads'. Brainstorming sessions are probably annoying to you or you put little stock in them.


The following nouns and/or adjectives tend to describe PROBABLE STRENGTHS of yours:
socializer
joiner
personably verbal
adaptable
working member
rule challenger








The following nouns and/or adjectives tend to describe POSSIBLE WEAKNESSES of yours:
too friendly
get too involved in others lives
don't know when to back off
unprofessional seeming at times
give in too often
don't stand up for yourself

I'd say it's around 50/50. This test is bullshit lol, talk about guess and run.
http://project-apollo.net/text/rpg.html

From : Brad Roclevitch
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love your work it's clean. anyways i really want to play it can you send me the sheet music to waltz of pain and belmont chill thx d00der!

sincerly Brad

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Go look for it yourself.

Sunday, February 19, 2006

Isn't it ironic that you can't define irony?

hidden link
A Lot Like Love

A lot like better than like Along Came Polly. I cannot believe two big name stars decided to belittle themselves like that ;_;

Ashton Kutcher I believe is doing the whole "look at me I can do other genres" thing, which Is Good I Guess since he isn't too bad at it.

Saturday, February 18, 2006

I'm sick of always hearing
All the sad songs on the radio
All day it is there to remind
An over-sensitive guy that is lost and alone, yeah

I hate our favorite restaurant, our favorite movie, our favorite show,
We would stay up all through the night
We would laugh and get high, and never answer the phone

I can't forgive, can't forget
Can't give in, what went wrong
Cause you said this was right
You fucked up my life

I'm sick of always hearing
Sappy love songs on the radio
This place, it's fucking cursed and it's plagued
And I can never escape when my heart it explodes

I can't forgive, can't forget
Can't give in, what went wrong
Cause you said this was right
You fucked up my life

I'm kicking out fiercely at the world around me
What went wrong
I'm kicking out fiercely at the world around me
What went wrong
I'm kicking out fiercely at the world around me
What went wrong
I'm kicking out fiercely at the world around me
What went wrong
I'm kicking
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Here is a very nice quote.

"Suicide is a permanent answer to a temporary problem. Unless you believe in reincarnation. Then it's a temporary solution to a permanent problem."

haha how witty
Highlights at the Torino Olympics for tonight:

Japanese people falling over in figure skating.
Biathlon! Biathlon involves people with guns who move from station to station to shoot stuff.
Skeleton - this looks like a really exciting theme part ride.

Friday, February 17, 2006

Your results:
You are Superman
























Superman
70%
Spider-Man
65%
Green Lantern
65%
Robin
59%
Catwoman
55%
Batman
55%
Iron Man
50%
Supergirl
49%
Hulk
45%
Wonder Woman
44%
The Flash
40%
You are mild-mannered, good,
strong and you love to help others.


Click here to take the Superhero Personality Test



I am not strong, but I would like to help you if I feel like it.
I think I will get to do COMPSCI marking again this semester. Yay!

iPod recovered and (from a quick test) fully functional! (just have to like, re-tag evrything which is a massive pain but I'll do it sometime never)
Okay, so now that my iPod is slowly absorbing music and such, I was just poking around and discovering podcasts (episodic shows transferred through the internet) when I came across this.

http://www.bizarremag.com/real_people.php?id=1596

I have only one word.

KUMQUAT.
Phew! Finally sorted all 50gb of music into folders. I realise I only have a 40gb iPod, thus, I culled a lot of songs. Especially all the rap I got from John. It's taken me forever to sort it all out ;_; but I've finally done it! (Although I do admit at the end (today) I just got sick of it and deleted everything that I wouldn't miss, rather than being collectivistic.)

In the process, I rediscovered a whole lot of songs I never knew I had, or remembered I had and just forgotten about them, etc etc. Music.

Music is so good.

I'm going to attempt to recover my iPod now.