If I were any more lazy, I'd use that title for every entry from now on. But that'd just seem a little bland. Anyway! Good news for a change! Or rather, 3 bits of good news, to be precise. So let's start at the top.

I finally finished all that I wanted to do in Fallout: New Vegas can can finally make that return trip to reality. Was good trip. \: ( Read more... )

ARGH JEBUS my quadricepts. X_x Ow, ow, ow, it hurts to climb stairs now. D: And yet, the exact same thing happened many years ago when I last played laser tag. So yeah, Friday was our office Christmas party, and this year they decided to take us out to an amusement place for laser tag pew pew action. I gotta say, it's a real shame work isn't this ( Read more... )

Maaan, I really need to get a new laptop soon. Single core machines really just don't cut it any more. Plus I probably have a dozen hidden applications running away in the background that I don't know about just wasting away resources, and the only prescription is more cowbell a reformatting ( Read more... )

Well, now I'm unemployed.


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I've noticed that a lot of people, and I do too myself, tend to have this manner of talking when they're discussing business stuffs. Specifically, all emotion goes from their speech, they talking a low, monotonous way, and everyone around seems to follow suit ( Read more... )

And so begins a new year and some fresh new experiences. Since the start of this week I've been transferred onto a new project at work where they do things more methodically and, from that I've observed, logically. Which is a nice change of pace - actually having some kind of process and not just trying to brute force a game out of a shonky design ( Read more... )

Haha, well, learn something new every day. The other Friday, I decided to to rock up to the company Christmas party for a change. Traditionally it's not my kind of scene, but I decided to show up this year because there was the promise of a Guitar Hero: World Tour competition. So for a laugh, went along and signed up to be in a band with my work ( Read more... )

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You know how there's that fairly well known model of the stages of grief: Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression and Acceptance? I reckon there's probably a similar model for the stages of stress too, in which case I would probably consider myself to be in the stage of indifference ( Read more... )

Ah, there's nothing quite like the games industry to make you forget that you have a home life. I was here at the office until 11pm last night, got home around quarter past midnight, had just enough time for a shower and sleep and now I'm back here again at 10am this morning ( Read more... )