Monday, February 28, 2005--
RIP Affinity
And here's a eulogy to Affinity: You were the best in your format, and pretty damn good in some of the others as well. Because of that, however, you had to die. See you in hell!
Oh, wait, that was no eulogy.
On this day:
In 2003:
- "According to Linda, Sarah, poorly translated into Chinese, becomes Skunk. I passed the information on to Sarah, but she's so used to my abusing her that it didn't mean anything to her."
- Me: [upon Linda's request] Yeah, I'll check out these books, and while I'm at it, I'll check out something else.
- Justin: You mean Cindy?
- The first official mention of my Slivers...
EE121 Discussion... Anand was late. I was a minute away from ditching.
Econ 1 Mudterm... I was 5 minutes late and therefore didn't finish. However, I'm pretty optimistic about my score. I think I'll get roughly 80%.
E190...
(lunchbreak)
CS184 Lecture...
Dice Roll of the Day: (5, 6) Total: 11
Good Night!
Sunday, February 27, 2005--Today is an incredibly boring day, mainly because I did nothing except for write a 3D program and return to Berkeley. The fact that there was no "On this day" for today is another factor.
Dice Roll of the Day: (4, 5) Total: 9
Good Night!
Saturday, February 26, 2005--So my computer is memory starved. Windows XP takes about 150 megabytes to run, Firefox takes 70 (I thought it was
lightweight), AIM takes 40... and that's 260 megs right there. And I only have
256 megs!
And that doesn't include my firewall or my anti-virus. So yeah, as you can see, my computer
really has memory issues. It manifests itself when my computer stalls every now and then when I maximize Firefox windows.
Which is why I bought 512 megs of memory and added it to my computer.
It's kind of funny. The Toshiba manual says that my computer has enough memory to run today's most popular software.
BULLSHIT! My computer has trouble running
last year's software, let alone today's. Man, whoever at Toshiba decided that it's okay to ship computers that don't work, and then
lie about it in the manuals deserves to be shot.
On this day:
In 2003:
Miss Koyanagi: You better have Part I (78 pages) of Crime and Punishment done by tomorrow.
Me: What happens if we don't... have a book?
That's the story for the day--memory.
Dice Roll of the Day: (3, 3) Total: 6
Good Night!
Friday, February 25, 2005--E190...
CS150 Lab Lecture...
Me: *unscrews Tiffany's chair*
Colleen: Dwayne, don't do that. *re-screws Tiffany's chair*
Me: Aww, you ruin all my fun.
Colleen: Yes, that's what I'm here for.
On this day:
In 2003: Franklin and I share our first Legions MTG boosters... I discover Slivers for the first time ever... and Mistforms, too.
Anyways, I went home today and played Starfox Assault, the new Starfox for the Gamecube. Anyways, the single-player mode is all right, but it's not as good as Starfox 64, mainly because of all the "Find this target and destroy it" missions. I mean, Starfox is supposed to be an arcade-like game, and making those kinds of missions really tends to slow down the game and make it less arcade-like and more, I dunno... slow. I mean, the only "Find the target" mission they had in Starfox 64 was on Bolse, and even that was okay, since you didn't have to fight through swarms upon swarms of enemies to find a hard to locate target. The targets were right there and the game was always moving forward.
Plus, Starfox 64 was just cooler in general.
However, Starfox Assault has really good multiplayer. I mean,
incredibly good multiplayer. If you want to play a multiplayer game with an assortment of weapons, vehicles, and battle modes (other than Mario Kart), you should get Starfox Assault. It's a good game.
Anyways, I spent the rest of the night playing Starfox Assault and couldn't beat the final level.
Dice Roll of the Day: (3, 1) Total: 4
Good Night!
Thursday, February 24, 2005--
Happy Birthday Sarah C
She's 18 now. You know what that means!
(That means she can vote now. What did you
think I meant?)
Econ 1 Discussion... again with the newspaper!
CS184 Discussion...
EE121 Lecture...
CS150 Lecture... Wawrzynek's first profound lecture. Of course, that's probably because I slept through the other 9.
On this day:
In 2004:
- I miss the Eta Kappa Nu Candidate Meeting so that I can do my Physics 7C Mudterm. Kind of funny how life is periodic, huh?
- Zach: Some asshole--probably me--put on two small prongs instead of one big progn and one small prong.
Colleen is a giggling little girl.
Dice Roll of the Day: (2, 5) Total: 7
Good Night!
Wednesday, February 23, 2005--CS150 Discussion...
Econ 1 Lecture... Nadia invited, so I sat with her in lecture today.
E190...
(luncbreak)
CS184 Lecture... our next homework assignment is the build the basis for a first person shooter. Yay!
On this day:
In 2004:
- My first Tau Beta Pi Candidate meeting.
- "If a fencer scores a touch, but the machine is broken, does it make a sound?"
Also, today was the TBP Candidate meeting. Funny that they just so happen to fall on the same day, huh? Anyways, Amy was there, but only because I kept bugging her about it. Apparently, now I owe her the greensheet from the CS61c book (which I had always owed her, but now if I don't get it to her, she'll be pissed at me). However, it sounds like she's "considering" joining TBP, so it's not a hopeless cause.
Me: Have you met any new people?
Amy: Yeah. One.
Me: Oh, Angela? I guess that's close enough.
Amy: Haha, Angela's
almost a person, huh?
Me: ...you know I'm not very good with words.
Dice Roll of the Day: (1, 4) Total: 5
Good Night!
Tuesday, February 22, 2005--Yes, these entries are late. I don't even remember why.
On this day:
In 2003:
- Stanfurd Math Tournament 2003
- "So anyways, in a 9-way game of BS, I was third man out, my last move being seven 4's (we played with 2 decks, by the way), and I did it when it was my turn to put down 4's. Your last turn should always be honest, so that even if people try to BS, you still win. Joanna somehow won by lying. Why didn't anyone notice that she was out of cards? Mike won the same way--a flood of 4's. 'Seven 4's.' 'Should I BS that?' 'No, we already know he probably has 7 4's.' It turns out one of those 4's was a 6."
- Stephanie ranks 8th place in Geometry. I vow to stop treating her like a Newbie.
I show up to Econ 1 Discussion but spend the whole time reading the newspaper instead...
EE121 Lecture...
CS150 Mudterm... trivial. Totally trivial.
(lunchbreak)
CS150 Lab... Abhi and I worked in parallel, but separately. Greg said he didn't recommend this, but I have no idea why. For me, teamwork is dividing up the work and working on it in parallel. I mean, this is clearly the most efficient method and one of the major ways teamwork is done in the real world. We never see two guys sitting in one cubicle coding something together. It's always divide and conquer.
TBP Officer meeting...
HKN Candidate meeting... this is my first HKN Candidate meeting. In my candidate semester, I had a mudterm (Physics 7C) on the same day as the candidate meeting, so I couldn't go. Last semester, I had a mudterm (EE122) on the same day as the candidate meeting, so I couldn't go. This time, the mudterm was scheduled earlier in the afternoon so I made it. It was amusing to say the least, what with Noaa's evolution icebreaker and the n00b.
Me: Tracy, how have your classes been?
Tracy: *shrug*
Me: You don't know?!? What do you mean you don't know?
Noaa: What was the question?
Me: How have your classes been?
Leonard: Dude, it doesn't matter what question you ask her, she'll give you the same response. Tracy, how much money do we have in HKN?
Tracy: *shrug*
Noaa: How did you get your job as treasurer?
Tracy: *shrug*
Me: What's your name?
Tracy: *shrug*
Crazy Tracy indeed.
Dice Roll of the Day: (1, 3) Total: 4
Good Night!
Monday, February 21, 2005--It's Presidents' Day, so there was no school, However, instead of taking advantage of this time to do schoolwork, I slacked off the whole day. Bad Dwayne!
Bad Dwayne! (I need someone to control me... preferably someone cute.)
Dice Roll of the Day: (6, 4) Total: 10
Good Night!
Sunday, February 20, 2005--Sarah invited the whole floor to her house in San Fran to hang out, so we went, me, Eunice, Michelle, Ray, Dani, and Minna. (Sarah was already in San Fran, so she just picked us up.) And Sharon was there, too.
On this day:
In 2004: I got my laptop.
Happy Birthday, Laptop! (If I'm not mistaken, it's name is Mercury.)
Dice Roll of the Day: (4, 6) Total: 10
*yawn* Good Night!
Saturday, February 19, 2005--Today was the
Berkeley Fencing Tournament
So I fenced Sabre today. For some odd reason, Daniel was registered, but never showed up, so he got dead last in the pools (#33). Me? I lost all of my pool bouts (because I'm a newbite), and got seeded third to last. Lucky me, I wasn't seeded #32, because then I'd have to fence Harry, and Harry is
damn good. (He won 2nd prize overall.)
Instead, I fenced the 2nd seed in a bout to 10 and I got 5 touches on him, so I'm happy with my result, even if I didn't win a single bout. (Actually, I had more fun at the UCSC tournament, partly because I won more, partly because I had
two intense DE bouts instead of just one.)
The 2nd seed ended up continuing to the finals, where he narrowly beat Harry 10-9. It was an fantastic bout.
Dice Roll of the Day: (4, 4) Total: 5
Good Night!
Friday, February 18, 2005--Yay! It's Friday!
E190...
CS150 Lab Lecture...
Diablo II!
Okay, I'm off to play.
...
...
Oh, right!
Dice Roll of the Day: (2, 6) Total: 8
Good Night!
Thursday, February 17, 2005--So... sleepy...
Econ 1 Discussion... I only showed up to turn in my Problem Set. Unfortunately, I had some EE121 Homework to finish, so I did.
CS184 Discussion... skipped in favor of sleep. Since I was northside because I had to turn in my EE121 Homework, I ended up sleeping in the IEEE office. Why IEEE? I have no idea. The door was open, so I went in side. And soon fell asleep.
EE121 Lecture... I decided it was a good idea to attend this lecture since Gastpar's notes are best taken when in person. Unfortunately, I kept falling asleep. At one point, Tanya had to wake me up.
CS150 Lecture... I went to class for two reasons, and one of them was the quiz. Since I wasn't planning on listening to lecture anyway (seriously, CS150 Lecture is useless), I fell asleep and told Tiffany to wake me up in time for the quiz. Man, you know what it feels like when someone wakes you up from a deep sleep? It feels like you got pulled from another world. Now, I guess it's not fair for em to say that, since I've never been pulled in from other worlds before, but I like that comparison.
I left early after the quiz in favor of sleep. Why did I want to sleep so bad?
So I could go fencing! Yes, fencing has higher priority over homework. (No actually, it doesn't. I don't have any real homework due until next thursday. And no, Econ doesn't count as real homework.)
Dice Roll of the Day: (5, 6) Total: 11
Good Night!
Wednesday, February 16, 2005--Why is this entry late? Because I spent the whole night doing homework due Thursday. Why did I have so much homework due Thursday? Because I spent 3 hours doing CS150 Homework with Tiffany that's due Friday. But I can't blame Tiffany, because it was really my own decision to stick around and finish the CS150 Homework (even if she did persuade me a little... and by a little, I actually mean a lot.)
On this day:
In 2003:
Me: If you're lucky, Justin will show you his Phyrexian Dreadnoughts.
Franklin: Wait, if I'm unlucky?
Me: Yes, if you're unlucky, he'll show your his Phyrexian Dreadnoughts... in battle.
(Later that day, Bernard got unlucky.)
CS150 Discussion...
Econ 1 Lecture...
E190...
(lunchbreak)
CS184 Lecture...
Dice Roll of the Day: (2, 1) Total: 3
That's all there is to it. Good Night!
Tuesday, February 15, 2005--Man, I have such a bruise on my arm from fencing yesterday. Ah, well, it's all part of the game, really. Plus, I need to wear better gear. I'm actually under-armed. I don't have an under-arm protector.
Econ 1 Discussion...
During my short break, I discovered that the CS150 Homework is problems from the book. ARGH! I don't even have a book. Man, now I have to borrow from Carise or Tiffany or Colleen or somebody...
EE121 Lecture...
CS150 Lecture... operation borrow book is a no-go.
I also made a bad judgement call when I decided to walk across campus to get some food from the GBC. Not only was I soaked, but so was my food. I also made a bad judgement call when I put my soda in my pocket. Apparently, as I was walking, the impact from my footsteps shook up my soda so that when I opened it, it exploded. Lucky for me I was nowhere near the computers. Too bad it wasn't in Soda Hall, or else that would have been hilarious!
CS150 Lab...
TBP Meeting... Today, Diana decides to do this thing where you write your name on a piece of paper and pass it around and people write nice things so that you get "warm fuzzies". Someone wrote "Karen likes you" on mine. Now obviously, that's a joke, but I thought it was amusing. I believe it was written by a TBPrankster who reads my website, most likely the same person who posts in my guestbook every time I mention Karen. Of course, I'd like to believe that I know my readership--all 3 of the people--and there's no such person on my readership. So now I'm totally confused, but amused, but confused. And bemused.
It's too rainy for me to go get dinner. Man, I'm so hungry...
Dice Roll of the Day: (3, 1) Total: 4
Wow, long entry today. Good Night!
Monday, February 14, 2005--
Happy Valentine's Day to that special lady!
EE121 Discussion...
Econ 1 Lecture... Man, Prof Olney keeps sending us e-mails about how Econ 1 is "Fast. Very Fast." Seriously, compared to the Econ class I took in high school, Econ 1 is slow. Very slow. Stupidly slow. The class is a joke! I mean, seriously, the only reason I can see people might remotely have trouble with Econ 1 is because they're humanities majors and therefore can't do analysis worth shit.
E190...
(lunchbreak)
CS184 Lecture... I'm having trouble staying awake in this class. I think we need more cute girls in CS184. Really.
Anyways, today is not very eventful. I went fencing... and... that's about it... Good Night!
Dice Roll of the Day: (6, 4) Total: 10
Good Night! Oh, wait...
Sunday, February 13, 2005--Today, I did a bit of homework, I did some work for the
TBP website (my changes are mere maintenance--nearly invisible in that huge website), and slacked off.
On this day:
In 2004:
- The sniper-rifle Physics Lab.
- Justin: You fail to charm every girl you meet.
- Me: No, not every girl. Just the attractive ones.
- Justin: Okay... you fail to charm every girl you try to charm.
- Me: Fair enough.
In 2003:
- Elf girls are cute.
- "Don't fall into the [active] volcano!"
Dice Roll of the Day: (1, 6) Total: 7
G'nite!
Saturday, February 12, 2005--I know this is kind of early, but I thought I'd post now before I forget.
Basically, the only thing that happened today was that there was
supposed to be a Triple Betrayers draft, except only 3 people showed up, and 4 is the bare minimum. So we didn't have a booster draft.
I ended up buying a Fat Pack and started opening the boosters (Fat Pack comes with 6 boosters). Interesting cards include: a boatload of
Horobi's Whisper (I'll start selling off my spares now), another
Hidetsugu, some
Frostlings" and
Bile Urchins (ooh, a
Mogg Fanatic),
Genju of the Falls, another
Shuriken, another
Goryo's Vengeance,
Toshiro Umezawa,
Blazing Shoal, a foil
Psychic Spear,
Higure,
Genju of the Fields, and
Tomorrow. Also, the Fat pack comes with a foil basic land (I got a Forest), and a random foil (I got a
Hundred-Talon Strike).
Other than that, I played some Diablo II.
If anything else happens, I'll post an addendum. Otherwise, Good Night!
Dice Roll of the Day: (5, 1) Total: 6
Friday, February 11, 2005 - Addendum--This is to post that today, for the first time ever, I played Diablo II Act 5 and I beat Diablo II Act 5. It was pretty easy... Shenk the Overseer, Nihlathak, the Ancients, Baal, they were all easy. Now, Lister the Tormenter and his Minions of Destruction gave me a bit of trouble, where by "a bit of trouble", I mean that I had to drink some potions and make strategic retreats.
Friday, February 11, 2005--E190...
(lunch)
CS150 Lab Lecture...
Diablo 2...
I'm going to go play some more, after this dice roll:
Dice Roll of the Day: (1, 1) Total: 2
Good Night!
Thursday, February 10, 2005--Econ 1 Discussion...
CS184 Discussion...
EE121 Lecture...
CS150 Lecture...
Yeah, it was quite a boring day today. The highlight of the day, however, was this episode of the Simpsons that I never saw before:
- "Looks like it's row versus wade, and I get to choose!"
- "Ooh, a letter from my old penpal! I'll write you back some day, Osama."
Hehe...
Dice Roll of the Day: (1, 1) Total: 2
Good Night!
Wednesday, February 9, 2005--
Happy Chinese New Year!
CS150 Discussion... again, Colleen had an elegant solution to a problem that I didn't.
Econ 1 Lecture...
E190...
(lunchbreak)
CS184 Lecture...
So then, I played the piano for Carise. I think I struck a chord with her. (Haha!)
Dice Roll of the Day: (1, 5) Total: 6
Good Night!
Tuesday, February 8, 2005--Econ 1 Discussion...
(break)
EE121 Lecture...
CS150 Lecture... which reminds me, I need to talk to Alex J.
(break)
CS150 Lab...
TBP officer meeting...
And the highlight of the day--Justin found me a
Steeldriver in Diablo II, which is one of the best normal unique mauls in the game. In fact, it's better than many of the elite standard mauls. (Of course, most of the mauls you find in Hell will not be standard, but even then, it's hard to come by a good damage bonus.) So yeah, it has a level requirement of 29, but I was only at level 26, so this spurred me to go play Diablo II to gain 3 levels to wear this amazing weapon.
However, I was in Normal Act 4, and at my level, you just don't get good experience without a lot of work. I managed to get up to level 27, but I decided to go take down Diablo (that plus Justin telling me that we could take him down at our levels) so I could get to act 5 which has, supposedly, higher level monsters. In any case, I fought Diablo at level 27 and won, dying only once (that is actually
fighting the demon, not hiding in a corner and letting someone else do the work), so now I have achieved an
all-time low record of level 27 for beating Diablo. Of course, I did it with Justin's help, but he's at level 25.
Too bad I never made it to level 29, so I still have yet to equip the Steeldriver.
Dice Roll of the Day: (5, 1) Total: 6
I should sleep now. It's getting late. Good Night!
Monday, February 7, 2005--EE121 Discussion...
Econ 1 Lecture... for some odd reason, I couldn't find Sharon today.
E190...
(luncbreak)
CS184 Lecture... for some reason, I was sleepy... probably because of the lack of sleep I had last night.
Man, I should sleep more, huh?
Dice Roll of the Day: (1, 2) Total: 3
Good Night!
Sunday, February 6, 2005--Man, I played a
lot of
Diablo II this weekend. Perhaps
too much. I need someone to control me and keep me from wasting my time on unimportant things.
So, um... yeah...
Dice Roll of the Day: (4, 3) Total: 7
Good Night!
Saturday, February 5, 2005--I game too much. I think I'll go game some more.
On this day:
In 2004: Alan: Wow... that was impressive... impressive in how fast you lost. I thought you said your little kitties raped his slivers.
In 2003: I discover that soda is the only thing that tastes good when you're sick.
So I played Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories - Reverse/Rebirth today and I beat the damn thing. Yeah, it only took one day. Anyways, this is what I wrote on
Avalanche Online, reproduced here in spoiler text for your benefit:
*KH:CoM*
So anyways, I started KH:CoM Reverse/Rebirth just today. Oh, and I also beat it just today. Here are my final gameplay stats (as of the last save point before the final boss):
Level 41
Time: 05:39:38
Yep, as you can see, R/R is SHORT. Part of it is because you can't customize your deck, partially because you don't need to spend any time getting treasures or Moogle Points (which took up a lot of time in Sora's story... unless you were the kind of guy who liked to rush the game), and partially because R/R is just short. Most of the worlds have NO cutscenes and only 1 story bossfight.
Now, for my thoughts on Reverse/Rebirth:
DECKBUILDING (or lack thereof) - Where Sora's story was about strategy, R/R was about tactics. In many of the worlds, you'd be given a sub-par deck and expected to adapt to it. This is in contrast to Sora's story where you could be the crappiest player in the world, but if you build the right deck, you can take down anything. Thankfully, most of the hard boss fights (although not for THE hardest bossfight) were in the Castle Oblivion overworld, where you had a good deck. Personally, I liked this variant. It made the game more interesting (as well as more difficult).
DARK MODE - Simply put, Dark Mode is THE MOST overrated aspect of R/R. I went through the entire game without getting a single Dark Points bonus. One of the main reasons is that you actually have to TRY to get Dark Mode to trigger, and--especially in the worlds with the crappy decks--the passive strategy of waiting for the monster to attack first, then breaking, simply doesn't work. (In general, card breaks never work. It's always better to use an aggressive strategy.) Sure, Dark Mode is helpful when it does manage to trigger, but it's not worth slowing down your strategy just to get it. Sleights are overrated anyway. (Sleights have ALWAYS been overrated. The only time I ever used them was when I was trying to thin my deck of crap cards by stocking up cards--the sleights were just an unfortunate side effect.)
Second of all, when you do get into Dark Mode, 8 DP is plenty. In most of the battles where I've gotten Dark Mode, I was able to finish the battle without reverting. Some of you might now argue that more DP is good so you can take more hits without falling out of Dark Mode. Well, not really. Each hit takes away 5 DP from your meter, and you can get 2 DP every time you pick the DP bonus. So you'd need 2.5 DP bonuses to get an extra hit in Dark Mode. However, those same 2.5 bonuses could be used to get you 37.5 HP, which certainly more than one hit. (Well, maybe not against Lexaeus, but he's not that hard anyway.) And trust me, HP is important since you don't have any reloadable healing sources, unlike in Sora's story.
Lastly, often times, Dark Mode actually INTERFERES with my tactics. When you actually get into Dark Mode, the last card (or stocked cards) you use WILL HAVE NO EFFECT. This is a problem if you're trying to use a Mickey card to heal, and it breaks an enemy's card, and you go into Dark Mode, AND YOU DON'T GET THE HEAL. This is especially problematic toward the end of the game when you have to use stocks to prevent your Mickeys from being broken, because when you stock, you tend to gain about 10 or so DP, and taking into account the natural Dark meter rising from all the card breaking that happens when you start hacking and slashing at the bosses, the stocked Mickey has a good chance of bringing you into Dark Mode, and you never get that valuable heal.
In addition, when you actually go into Dark Mode, you stop for a moment, and during this small half-second delay, the boss will usually get a few hits on you. (ESPECIALLY, the final boss, who has some pretty fast attacks.) Also, when you fall out of Dark Mode, the delay is even longer, so in many cases, Dark Mode = free hits from the boss.
Granted, Dark Mode was a good idea and all, but it would have been viable if only the developers had tweaked some numbers, like a better DP bonus or a shorter penalty for taking damage while in Dark Mode, or if they had made it so that you don't go into Dark Mode until AFTER the last card's effect. However, the way they implemented Dark Mode made it more of a liability than an ability. No wonder Riku fears it.
STORY - It wasn't as deep as Sora's story (I guess the developers spent most of their time in the real game and less time in the bonus feature), but it was still pretty interesting. The real benefit of Riku's story is that you get to meet the man in the red turban, who is NOT Ansem despite what all the rumor mills are saying (unless he is, in which case the developers have really fucked up THAT plot element). It's kind of morbid, though, what with most of the characters dying--some of whom I kinda wanted to see in KH2.
So yeah, that's my spiel on Reverse/Rebirth. Overall, it was good, but there were a few minor flaws.*KH:CoM*
So yeah, that was the gist of my day... a game review. I game too much, just like Cari!
Dice Roll of the Day: (5, 2) Total: 7
Good Knight!
Friday, February 4, 2005--I vaguely remember waking up late today and chatting with Cari over AIM.
On this day:
In 2003:
- I dreamt I was really dizzy, and when I woke up, I was really dizzy.
- Kristen Kurimoto decides to sit right in front of me instead of in her usual spot near the front of the room (which is usually right behind me) because today I sat at the back of the room instead of the front...
- Tricia: Kristen, why are you sitting way back there? Come sit up here?
- Kristen: *embarassed, goes up to the front of the room*
- Me: *confused, falls asleep*
E190...
On my way to lunch, I ran into Cari on the road.
CS150 Lab Lecture... funny, the only time I was supposed to see Cari (I wonder if Cari reads this boring old blog. That would be cool. Except then I'd have to clean up some of the garbage. Whoa! This is a weird place to put a parenthetical statement.) today, I didn't see her. So instead, I sat with Tiffany. (I know too many Tiffanies. Tiffanies? Tiffanys? I'll have to ask Tiffany... one of them... all of them... something...)
So I went home today and started a new
Diablo II char, the Blessed Hammer Paladin, aka the Hammerdin. And I was killing that good shit all night long.
Dice Roll of the Day: (5, 3) Total: 8
Good Night!
Thursday, February 3, 2005--On my way to Econ 1 Discussion, I ran into Sharon, who's also in my discussion, but she wanted to go fetch her friend so we parted...
CS184 Discussion...
EE121 Lecture...
CS150 Lecture... Wawrzynek made so many mistakes on his slide. I've decided that he's worse than Garcia as a lecturer. Then again, compared to everyone, Garcia's the best lecturer... unless you put him in the same room as Guy Boo.
On this day:
In 2004: I dream that Mark has a really hot sister who's name is not Julie.
In 2003:
- I dream that I am a buggy computer program.
- Cindy stops wearing glasses.
Anyways, I tried to set up C++ with OpenGL on my computer. I finally caved and installed Visual C++. *shrug*. Anyways, fencing later tonight
(join us!), so see you later.
Dice Roll of the Day: (2, 4) Total: 6
Good Night!
Wednesday, February 2, 2005--CS150 Discussion... Andrew pretty much gave away the answer to the challenge problem... how disappointing.
Econ 1 Lecture...
E190...
(break)
CS184 Lecture... 3D! Yay!
On this day:
In 2003: I find the "I Love You" virus on my computer.
Wow... I'm so far ahead on my homework, it's not even funny. Oh wait, it is.
Dice Roll of the Day: (6, 4) Total: 10
Good Night!
Tuesday, February 1, 2005--Econ 1 Discussion...
(break)
EE121 Lecture... we were in a new room today. I like it better.
CS150 Lecture... Tiffany sat in front of me, and at one point, I leaned forward and rested on the back of her seat.
Abhi: Dude, if she leans back...
Lunch at GBC before finishing the lab super-early...
HKN Member meeting... apparently, Tina is left-handed, just like Princess Tina!
TBP Officer meeting...
On this day:
In 2003:
- Regional Science Bowl - "They're called LEOnids. Where else would you expect them to come from than LEO?"
- Vivian Liu makes her first appearance in my journal. Also, possibly the "incident", but I'm not completely sure.
Good Night!