OH SHIT
LOOK OUT, THERE IS TOTALLY A LIVEJOURNAL POST HAPPENING HERE.
I keep getting email notifications lately about how I have new comments, but it's just a bunch of drug spams and stuff. I finally took the opportunity to delete all that crap. I thought I would spew some words while I was here.
Does anyone even still read these things? I sure don't! Well, once in a while I'll click to view my friends page, but I wasn't logged in so I wouldn't have seen any friends-only posts.
Haven't really worked on any projects worth noting. A few programming-related ones here and there, that's about it. Though my brother gave me his old Droid when he upgraded phones, so now I finally have the ability to tinker around with the Android platform. I've got the SDK installed (mostly for the transfer tool and emulator), and I'll likely be trying to write an app at some point. Maybe I'll think of something useful to make in the process. Either way, the geek in me must admit, I love the idea of carrying around essentially a Linux computer in my pocket. It's rooted of course, and I have the terminal and SSH client and all that good stuff. I also setup OpenVPN in case I ever decide to use any open wifi. And having access to GPS coordinates is also fun, for plotting out where I go, embedding coordinates in photos, and mapping wifi APs around town.
I've tabbed out of this like five times now, so I suppose I'll submit this post before it's lost into the void which is my train of thought!
I keep getting email notifications lately about how I have new comments, but it's just a bunch of drug spams and stuff. I finally took the opportunity to delete all that crap. I thought I would spew some words while I was here.
Does anyone even still read these things? I sure don't! Well, once in a while I'll click to view my friends page, but I wasn't logged in so I wouldn't have seen any friends-only posts.
Haven't really worked on any projects worth noting. A few programming-related ones here and there, that's about it. Though my brother gave me his old Droid when he upgraded phones, so now I finally have the ability to tinker around with the Android platform. I've got the SDK installed (mostly for the transfer tool and emulator), and I'll likely be trying to write an app at some point. Maybe I'll think of something useful to make in the process. Either way, the geek in me must admit, I love the idea of carrying around essentially a Linux computer in my pocket. It's rooted of course, and I have the terminal and SSH client and all that good stuff. I also setup OpenVPN in case I ever decide to use any open wifi. And having access to GPS coordinates is also fun, for plotting out where I go, embedding coordinates in photos, and mapping wifi APs around town.
I've tabbed out of this like five times now, so I suppose I'll submit this post before it's lost into the void which is my train of thought!