Totally unfortunate incident. ESPECIALLY the second one. BENT ELBOW .... seriously.... WTF MAN????
Saturday, 30 October 2010
Friday, 22 October 2010
My First Piece Of ART-Art.
Had an idea running through my head for AGES, and it was one of those projects that I just didn't know how materialize. I had the vibe, I just didn't have the inspiration. Then BOOM, it clicked.
Before I unveil I guess I should explain. The entire page is the piece. It's the only thing that will ever appear on this site. The entire page IS part of it. What it's suppose to represent is writing - as in authorship - having transitioned from the typewriter and coffee stained paper to the digital age having almost taken away the exclusivity of authorship. The blog itself is the modern typewriter where ANYONE now can be an author, and influential, with technology making it VASTLY easier than it once was with just the typewriter, coffee, pencil, and calluses. Even the author's lament can only be viewed via use of a digital camera. That author is now merely a little moon in the galaxy where once he was the sun. And not that long ago.
Anyway, hope you like it. It can be viewed HERE.
Thursday, 21 October 2010
What Doesn't Kill You....
Found this over here quite by chance. Very powerful, and true. Makes you grasp the hidden meaning behind "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger". Like, "Men don't cry", and such. Very impressive.
Monday, 18 October 2010
NELL
A thinking learning computer that tweets and asks for corrections. You can view the NELL project HERE.
Raises the obvious question. Do we need learning computers?. ESPECIALLY given free access to the net?. We are super paranoid about this already, but the reality is right there, learning, waiting, preparing.
Friday, 15 October 2010
Medal of Honor Multiplayer
First up, I don't care about single player campaign. I don't play em, and if 'First Person Shooter' (FPS) game developers made multiplayer only games, I'd be cool with that. Game AI is only an equation. It ALWAYS comes down to having enough ammo to beat it. Meh.
Medal of Honor Multiplayer is HARD. IF Modern Warfare was a challenge for you, this shit is on a WHOLE nutha level. I was the server cabin boy for the first few games, and then nearly EVERY other game there after. Think of this game as a mongrel cross between Battlefield and Call of Duty 4. The weapons 'loadout' is much the same as every other Battlefield game with just a few options from three classes; Assault, Special Forces, and Sniper. You're Terry Taliban, or a Seppo. The weapons reflect on which team you're batting for, unless you get the bonus stuff which gives you an M60 ... and something else, for both sides.
It has 'kill streaks', or 'kill(?) Chains' in this. The difference being, that in this your kill streaks come from points, not just kills. A kill is worth 10 points, a head shot is an additional 5 and a combo is more. The welcome addition is that not only are the streaks just for you, you can choose to help your team out. For example, your first streak is a UAV, OR, and mortar barrage. The UAV benefits your team, the mortar benefits you. On it goes. You can dish out ammo for the entire team, OR, a rocket attack for you. Please note, kill streaks are HARD to get. Snipers get the most. If dying infuriates you, then prepare for rage. It takes awhile to figure out you NEED to play tactically AND as a team. Game chat or good spacial awareness will win games. Sniper scopes are no more powerful than the ACOG's in other FPS's. In a way, this is good, it aids in stopping 'camping'. It's bad if you're in the mood for a good camp.
There are five or six game types and all being the usual stuff, and hard core is included. Hard core is good in this. You die just as easily is 'core', but just the in screen map comes and goes as the UAV pops up and down. The UAV's look retarded. They blat around and around in a tight little circle like one of those model planes on strings.
Negatives. It's TOO hard to spot the enemy. The grenades are retarded, they NEED to fix that. Once you pull the pin the countdown is ON for the fucker to go boom. If you're lining up a throw usually it explodes in mid-air, and the range of them is only like 20 feet. There's nothing in it really that's a step up from any other FPS. MW2 fans WILL NOT like it. There's no bouncing around like a retard and leaping across the map for a knife kill. BUT, for the first time EVER, DICE's knifing actually works WELL. I find the maps just a bit too small. That is good for intensity, but the games last and average of 5 minutes. You're all in, or you miss out.
I started really sort of going FUCK THIS DYING SHIT, but EVENTUALLY you should figure out some basics. One, is don't stand in the open. Two, is shoot and scoot. Don't stand still or you WILL get fucked up. Forget everything MW2 has taught you about FPS's. It doesn't count here. Play 'the lines'. Meaning, don't cover one direction, cover them all by moving around. Noob Toobs and rocket launchers won't save your arse. Really, the toobs are next to pointless. It isn't MW2.
If you're happy with the games you've got or are HANGING for Black Ops or BFBC: Vietnam, this may not be for you. If you're on the fence, hire it first. It's a DICE version of Modern Warfare, but really it's more a cousin of CoD4, not MW2. It's 'back to basics', but in some regards a little too much. The audio is TOP shelf. The battle sound is outstanding.
If I was to sum it one sentence: It's those occasional INTENSE firefights you get in Battlefield all in one game.
I like it, but it's not for everyone. Full multiplayer review coming soon.
Friday, 8 October 2010
Polygamy
Why's it SO morally reprehensible that it's illegal?
It's not illegal to have multiple partners, unmarried, why does it change from a golf clap amongst the peers, to 'disgusting', and a crime when the word marriage is involved?.
I might be a bit slow on it this morning cause I was up most the night on XBL. But as long as it's consensual I don't see a problem if you're into that sort of thing. One is a handful enough for me.
Monday, 4 October 2010
Selling Images
Mr Stu had a fabulous idea of me uploading my images to istock where there's apparent potential to sell them.
Should I?. I dunno if they're good enough.
Sunday, 3 October 2010
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