Going away....

[octi_stripe]

As I will be leaving this fair city soon, meet me on Friday sometime before sunset, (which happens at 8pm) at the top of Mt. Tabor to say good bye. After that, something unplanned and awesome is sure to happen. I promise

Comments

[travisezell]

I don't know that I'll be able to come but I definitely need to see you before you go. For fucks sake.

Also I do have your DV camera yes.

[octi_stripe]

My time is filling up fast, but I'll give you priority since you've been so elusive lately. Name the time (or maybe two, if you can swing it) soon!

[wehateyoumore]

Computer engineers chose to introduce randomness into computers in the form of pseudo-random number generators. As the name suggests, pseudo-random numbers are not truly random. Rather, they are computed from a mathematical formula or simply taken from a precalculated list. A lot of research has gone into pseudo-random number theory and modern algorithms for generating them are so good that the numbers look exactly like they were really random. Pseudo-random numbers have the characteristic that they are predictable, meaning they can be predicted if you know where in the sequence the first number is taken from. For some purposes, predictability is a good characteristic, for others it is not.

[octi_stripe]

Let's be friends.