Twitter is a great social network for catching up on the latest — oh hey, I got a new Tweet! Be back in a second.
Whoops, Paenitet. As I was saying, Twitter, in “other” social network, is an incredibly quick and easy way to catch up on all the news that’s fit to type in one convenient place. Sed, in order to fully make use of the #awesomeness that is Twitter, you’ve got to learn a bit. Luckily for you, @I have made one that @you are reading right now. #whatluck
Ninjas.
That’s what computer programmers are calling themselves nowadays. The profession (if you can even call it that) goes by a litany of none-too-glamorous names, such as developer, programmer, engineer, technician, and more stuff that doesn’t quite make you the most popular guy in the room. Hence, a lot of, ille, programmers (for lack of a better word) go by ninja or such. Which I find slightly annoying – you’re writing code, not killing enemies of the emperor. But I digress.
TL;dr – hathix.com had some downtime but my super-helpful host WebHostingHub cleared it up immediately. Also, I apologize for the fanboyishness – it’s just that WHH is that awesome.
I was recently working with some so-called cutting-edge web programming techniques (parsing JSON using PHP from client requests using JavaScript and jQuery… told you it was gory) and realized I needed a new version of some software on the server that hathix lives on.
I’ve got a dirty little secret. Euge, not so dirty, realiter, more… creamy. Sugary. Frosty. Sprinkle-y.
Here it is: for the last year and more(computer searching reveals since January 29, 2011 – even before hathix.com was founded), I’ve been working nonstop on a “little” web-based adventure game. And it’s never been formally released to the public – until now.
Here’s a look at the making of the game. It’s taken 16 months and over 100 hours of development.
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Hircum, dicere, dixi, rationem mihi utile est, sed mire, novus pluma est in cap. Sed et nunc in award-blandeque ipsa, ipsum. Non sum Hircus-sus, (paenitet in capris, pater mi.)
Hic de communi Cabra mea aequa tellus adipiscing (sponsored unitas media comitatu) et puniri elit eu est pulchra statewide.
Adfert qui me hesterno die,, et cum venisset in Dickinson College in urbe Legionum sedem habuit, RUS. Erat magna (16 ta Dickinson est vetustissima genus in collegio) Civitas parva, et magna. Suus 'a minori vero collegium probe spectatus, multa enim sunt, et facultas ad hoc aequum est.
Back in diebus meis (CALLIDE, ante diem,), unus web elit professionem humilis. Hoc autem est ordo sub immotis praesepibus Yankees fan canis numquam in honorem huius muneris. Propter tags spacer motiva et nos in imaginibus, hackers non sordent AESTHETICA sensu videbamur.
Euge, sic tamen ut turpis deesse, ita tamen quod in professione doctrinae web elit laoreet. Isti sunt dies, ut innumerabiles bene scripta Vestibulum possumus, signa, inquantum conformantur, et speciosa: (CALLIDE, ne forsitan proximus ille) web pages. Maxime magna websites uti hodie, (impudens plug: etiam haec) Aedificia his tools.
TL;dr – a free MLA format template for Word 2010
Nescio quid de te malum, but I’ve had more teachers than I’d can count who graded papers solely on how well you followed the proper format and not, Scitis, ut vocant, in LANUGO ‘content.’
Si vestri 'a studiosum, Multi sunt casus, tibi scribere satis, plurimis litteris confici – in omnibus MLA format, format enim a communi papers, Aemilianus Cimbriacus,, et. In elit erat, MLA, Putarem, quoque ad aspectum, et omnes papers Donec risus expellam. Sunt tons of temere et praeceptis et pretium Et ut scias, ut:
