8 November, 2009 at 15:38
Steve Jobs is Wally.
This is a fucking Xbox. Why do I still need to press a start button? This isn’t an old–timey arcade machine/experience! Just take me straight to the main menu.
This problem isn’t specific to Halo Waypoint either. Other games I have — Forza, Mass Effect, Burnout — all do it. Why‽ The only ones I can remember off the top of my head that don’t require “Press Start” is Halo 3 and Halo 3: ODST.
In my almost–twenty years of existence, I have never seen pasta shaped like this. They’re called Lumaconi apparently.
Not my iPod, but still: it’s D–O–N–apostrophe–T, not D–O–N–T. And album art please.
I’m anal about tagging songs properly.
Yet another night of little sleepy time. Fucking DFM and Pro/E. At least design work was kinda fun. Not this though.
Note to self: next late–night, bring iPhone’s USB cable with me. Battery’s gonna die soon.
Fuck ye…wait, Thursday‽ Really? Fuck yes.
Tomorrow: Guy Fawkes Day V for Vendetta day second design crit. Friday: DFM coursework due. Been kept quite busy.
I can think faster than I can sketch or model. Sometimes I wish life really is like the title of Bill Gates’ book, Business @ the Speed of Thought.
iPhone OS’ dock is stupid. It’s redundant. It was needed when it first came out, but now that one click of the home button takes you back to the first screen, that screen is practically a 3.5–inch roomy dock.
This is not my Home screen, but this is how I want my first Home screen on my iPhone to look like. And even though I have a strict rule on never ever jailbreaking my active iPhone — I’ve done it to my original iPhone so that Dad can use it in The Chinese Takeaway — I’m seriously thinking of breaking that rule just for this.
Heck, the warranty’s expired on the 3G, so I guess I’m free to do whatever the hell I want. My only concern is the negative effect jailbreaking has on the OS’ stability.
