Category Archives: Technology
Conditionals in Javascript
Using Codecademy, I learned if/else statements, nested if/else statements, switch statements, and ternary operators in Javascript! If/Else Statements: Switch Statements: Ternary Operators: Share on Facebook
Eirtakon 2011
This year, for the first time, I attended Eirtakon, an anime and manga convention in Dublin, Ireland. It ran from Friday 11th of November until Sunday 13th of November. I had already bought my ticket months beforehand, receiving with it … Continue reading
Photofusion: Mixing new and old photos
After getting a new Canon 60D, my dad and I decided that our first project with it would be ‘photofusion’. You may be unfamiliar with this word, and that is to be expected, since I just invented it. Photofusion |ˈfōtō ˈfyoō zh … Continue reading
Transparent Laptop Screen
This simple trick is very easy to do, you only need the correct tools. It was my first time trying any such thing, and the results are pretty good, if I do say so myself. So here’s a quick but … Continue reading
Open Learning Initiative and Biology
The website Open Learning Initiative is exactly what its title suggests. It is a website dedicated to open learning. There are free courses, which you can follow, or even ‘peek in’, as they say on the website. These courses are available … Continue reading
Minecraft
Minecraft is a game developed by Swedish Markus Persson. It was written in Java, and is classified as an indie sandbox building video game. There are two versions, the free Classic (released in 2009), and the Beta (released in 2010). … Continue reading
Wiki Abridged: Ponyta
Ponyta is a pokémon created by Ken Sugimori. It first appeared in Pokémon Red and Pokémon Blue games, and later made appearances in spin-off media, such as the anime. Ponyta is much like a horse in the sense that is it … Continue reading
Wiki Abridged: Devil May Cry
The Devil May Cry is a video game developed for PlayStation2 and published by Capcom in 2001. The game is classified as an action game, and the gameplay is broken into different levels called missions, with platform tasks, fighting, and sporadic puzzles. … Continue reading
Making a Clapper
To start a career in cinematography, I first need a clapper, so I decided to make one instead of buying a flimsy cheap one or an overly expensive one online. Share on Facebook
Photoshop Art
I designed a desktop image for myself, using photoshop. I used Kanon Wakeshima’s album cover as inspiration. I started by just doodling on a piece of paper, and when I liked what I had drawn, I scanned it and put it into … Continue reading