Some (pseudo-)interesting stuff

Well, I just felt like posting something, so I thought I’d tell all you loyal and not-so-loyal turtles out there what I’m busy with now.

As I mentioned in my last post, Totem is learning me how to do MySQL. It’s quite interesting, and very simple. The searching is of course the easiest, but making tables isn’t that difficult either. Anyway, enough about that.

I was reading about UFO’s and that kind of stuff today… Very interesting to read how other people think about that kind of subjects. “Aliens want to take over the earth”, “Aliens are way smarter than we are”, “Aliens are keeping an eye on us”… I don’t know if it’s true or not, and I don’t think I’ll find out, except if I get abducted by aliens (and that’s not very likely to happen, so…), but it’s interesting to read… I mean, some things are in one word ridiculous (like the GF, the galactic federation) but others could be true (well, I don’t know, but are more likely to perhaps exist)… This is actually really a what-if topic, but this is enough for one post.

Furthermore, I’m experimenting with codes and ciphers… Just seeing how much I know about it, and how much I can do… So I’m looking on the internet at explanations for that kind of things, like the enigma machine (WW2 German encoding machine) and purple (WW2 Japanese encoding machine)… It’s very interesting . But I should be doing homework… But f**k homework, this is way more interesting…

Also, I have a new game: World of goo. It’s made by 2D boy, and it’s simple yet brilliant: you have to build all kinds of things with different species of goo blobs to get to a pipe. The goo blobs that you haven’t used for building then get sucked in, and you complete the level if more goo blobs get sucked in than the goal amount of blobs (well, if 10 blobs get sucked in and the goal is 10, you still complete the level). But, if you want to read a review, don’t look in this post; for a review, you can do three things, with the handiest method first and the least handy method last:

1. Look on a game-review site, like GameSpot.
2. Search Google.
3. Wait for one of us to put a review on this blog.

This was quite a long post. Nothing more to tell you now, so…

I greet you, holy turtle fanz!
ShadeTornado

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