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Another boring Livejournal post about software:

I made a much more decent version of Swear for Mac OS X. It now uses a Cocoa GUI, and OpenGL to run much faster than before. It also features some minor graphical improvements. Oh, and it's a universal binary.

You can get it here: MacSwear 1.0 (source).

More information in the Swear thread.

Well, it's finally done: I just released version 1.0 of my Mac image viewer, Xee. (For those who have no idea what this is, see the old post on the subject ( Read more... )

Well, a few years after getting distracted by something shiny and forgetting all about it, I've decided it was time to give my old game Swear a proper release. Swear is a version of the classic worm game, played in non-euclidean space, that is to say, on the surface of various three-dimensional shapes ( Read more... )

Well, it sure is looking a lot like I'm continuing my trend of putting boring messages about software I make on my LiveJournal ( Read more... )

Another serious update, and so soon after the other one!

Same excuse as last time. Some more pretty and useless Mac OS X software.

http://wakaba.c3.cx/sup/kareha.pl/1118971388/

Check it out!

All right, I feel dirty using my Livejournal to make an actual serious post, but since most of my Mac-owning friends read this, it's a convenient place to point out that I've started working on some Mac OS X stuff, and I just released a little dashboard widget ( Read more... )

Things I learned today:

• Snow and ice are nice, because they soften your fall.
• I've started to get headaches from being hungry. That's not something that used to happen before.
• The tastiest kind of human meat is apparently the left arm of a white woman. This probably has something to do with the muscles not being as developed.

The story I'm about to tell is not mine, but has been recounted to me by far greater storytellers than myself. I present it here in the hope that its wisdom will benefit the members of my humble audience ( Read more... )

Who hasn't at some point wondered what one of their idols, or an especially famous celebrity, tastes like? This to me seems a natural product of the curiosity of the human mind, which is needlessly limited by today's absurdly strict laws based on outdated morals and societal taboos ( Read more... )