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There's not really a program. You just allow downloads from unknown sources and look for alternate places to download the apps online.
@ninjaclown:
...No it isn't. Not in Ontario, at least.Edit: It's eighteen in Alberta, Manitoba, and Quebec and nineteen everywhere else, according to Wikipedia. I'd always thought it was nineteen everywhere but Quebec.
Good to live in the ol' western prairies.
no ninjaclown you're not a cowboy
So I finally figured out how to install unapproved apps onto my kindle. I had to extract it from my smartphone and attach it to an e-mail, using a program called Astro and then I e-mailed to myself and downloaded it onto my kindle.
Everyone from Alberta is a cowboy, didn't you know.
Exactly.
Oh, okay. Sorry, I got confused; I thought you were trying to set up a superuser on your Kindle.
Things I "conveniently" keep forgetting in Portal 2: I have this revolutionary device called a portal gun!
Starting with Fool Moon, though, since I can't find Storm Front anywhere. :V
fuck yeah dresden files
why am i still awake
it's 3AM
i have to be up at six thirty
sleep or i'll make you sleep, nova
do it
make me
go on
...goddamnit, she called my bluff
i really should sleep anyway
as it is i'm running on only eleven hours of sleep in two days. this will make me run on fifteen hour's sleep over three days
i drank eleven cups of coffee today
this isn't healthy, i'll get fat off of coffee or something
goodnight
eleven cups of coffee? and i thought i was the colombian here
night, nova. dream of lesbians or whatever
Also, I think Fool Moon is probably the weakest book in the series.
Speaking of Dresden Files, I forgot to pick up Proven Guilty from the library yesterday, which was of course the last day to do so, so now I have to put another hold on it and wait another week or so to get it.
Oh well, I'm only halfway through The Well of Ascension, but still, annoying.
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So, as of a few days ago, I have begun learning the C# programming language.
It begins.
Good luck!
Nyktos: Even the cows are cowboys
In general: Cleaning my room is kicking up so much dust that I'm sneezing a ton. And I don't even have an allergy. Oh, and can't forget how the dust bites me
Every damn time I clean my room, the dust is enough that even I can feel what feels like tons of itty bitty bites
That you know of.
^^ It's occasionally challenging, but it's also coming together pretty nicely. There's some hurdles to get over and moments of frustration, but ultimately I'm feeling pretty positive about my progress. Not at the "maek gaem" stage yet (and won't be until I've successfully cloned some old classics), but I'm definitely beginning to see the logic of the language and how it might be applied to games. There's some pretty neat stuff to ease the process, too, and C# can take advantage of the XNA framework.
For instance!
I can create a segment of code known as a "class" which is stored as its own code fragment separate to others (as in, not part of the core code, but locked away in its own little box). I can either call this code in its own literal state, or I can create a new instance of it stored as a separate set of variables. Say I want two objects to behave using the same rules, but I need them to calculate separately. The best way to take care of this is to create a class and use the right "callsign" command to create two instances of it that act via the same rules, but also independently.
Pretty neat.
Fuckin'... fuckin' curly brackets...
Ah, programming talk. Trust me, while curly braces are a pain, the alternatives are worse
Python users disagree, apparently.
But then again, Python.
Ahh, so you're already into classes and objects. While I was learning programming (in Python), it was smooth sailing up until that point.
Maybe I shoud get back to it one of these days.
Ninja edit: ^^, ^ Pfft.