I’m a moderately active person when it comes to petitions. Originally, as a kid, I didn’t really care for it that much. Politics wasn’t exactly my cup of tea, and that could be due to the fact I wasn’t into tea as a child either. With the mentioning of Bill S.978 through Notch’s tumblr blog, I soon learned more about our government’s actions and ways to have a bigger voice in the debates. This was my real introduction into politics and the importance of petitions.
If you spray water on it, it’ll cool the surface immediately, but the core will still be ‘molten.’ This makes repairing things interesting in that you can quickly use it to do layers for structural integrity.
Some people claim the better the gun, the better your work will turn out. My $1 hot glue gun seems to be doing just fine, so I can only imagine the $10 version’s various spectrum of projects mine can’t do.
The last sentence was sarcasm pieced together with my $1 hot glue gun.
-Flame
WP: YouTube Test…
(WP = WordPress repost due to college)
What I find interesting is that WordPress seems very serious about correcting the HTML I enter in like it doesn’t care. I guess it is helpful in some cases, but this auto-correcting is driving me slightly insane.
What I find odd is how YouTube wants to make use of iframes, which isn’t too compatible with many older browsers. However, with HTML5 on its way, I guess it’s better to plan ahead. As for my vendor system, I still plan to include a ‘lynx’ mode where it doesn’t use iframes or javascripts.
So about the video: it’s pretty old, but it shows my eye blinking module for cosplay costumes. This is far from the final product, but as a prototype, it is working very well. I’m now using some transistors to control the signals and it is working out. I’ll be posting another video later.
-Flame
PS – Yes I used paragraph tags, but WordPress removes them immediately.
Is the concept of ‘drop solder’ a bad idea?
Ultimately, as I am busy with my college education, these past two semesters have truly tested my patience with the whole system. As mentioned in my prior college related journal, I have taken Microeconomics, which resulted in a B+. My class from the previous semester from that was Macroeconomics, which resulted with a B as well. Now I am taking Introduction to Business (starting to notice a pattern here?).
Time is a unique thing. We only get so much of it at start, where newborns are the millionaires and by our teenage years, we only slowly begin to realize our spending habits. We soon begin to cherish the times we spend with loved ones and friends, for there is no access to a bank statement telling you how much you have left as much as the next person.
The more this problem continues, the more I feel disconnected from everything. I am tired of the lies and misconceptions of what is going on and if my presence is causing a problem to them, then by all means, fire me.
I find people to be of two primary categories: logical or illogical. If I had to determine a ratio for this, I find the logical on the lower side with a 1 for every 50 illogical individuals. So why is it that I feel the online ratio is much different?
