Tag Archives: Educational

There now, let’s not be completely fucking retarded.

Kalle-Alms-MacBook-Pro:trunk me$ svn st ? build ? universe.orig ? scratchpad.rtf M asynchro.xcodeproj/user.perspectivev3 M asynchro.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj M asynchro.xcodeproj/user.pbxuser ? Classes/multilineTableViewController.h ? Classes/multilineTableViewController.m M Classes/gridreaderViewController.h M Classes/gridreaderViewController.m M Classes/mgXMLWorld.h M Classes/mgXMLWorld.m ! Classes/MultilineTableViewController.h ! Classes/MultilineTableViewController.m ? tavern/world.xml ? universe/uni.jpg-files M asynchro-Info.plist ? examples/stiles … Continue reading

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San Francisco, San Jose, 360iDev, iPadDevCamp, etc.

I’ve been spending the last week or two absorbing information at a pace I’m very much not used to. 360iDev was very informative. Sort of like an ultra-condensed university course without obligatory courses. A lot of really cool people were … Continue reading

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I was just getting settled in.

I came back to Sweden December 25th last year, so it’s been a couple of months. Almost half a year, actually. Time flies for sure. I still haven’t quite gotten used to things — or maybe it is that I … Continue reading

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Apple versus Adobe.

The iPad won’t have Flash support. I giggle when I write this. It’s not news, at all, I’m just slow on the pick-up. Adobe person on Adobe’s blog reacts to this. A guy at TUAW (The Unofficial Apple Weblog) responds … Continue reading

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Per se.

Read: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Per_say Note in particular the line that in parentheses starts with “also misspelled as”. kthxbyem8s

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Quoting, on culture.

From Rock, Paper, Shotgun: “Goodbye The Silver Lining. Our culture is formed by the sharing of ideas. Throughout history, for millennia, every piece of art, music, literature and entertainment has been the result of a worldwide collaboration. It’s been an … Continue reading

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Gion festival 2009.

I’d like to take this moment to say sorry for not being more fanatic about posting pictures about the things I see. Of course, my #1 reason is that I simply didn’t have a camera until this spring, and I … Continue reading

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JLPT exam post-mortem.

Well, the weather was yet again nice. Though even if I get the same results I did when I took JLPT level 2 (aka 2Q) last December (I got 69.75%) I would still fail since JLPT level 1 (aka 1Q) … Continue reading

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Japanese Language Proficiency Test level 1.

If you’ve been paying attention, you’ll remember that I took (and passed) the level 2 Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT for short) last December, and as of 2009, they are now holding the exam for levels 1-2 twice a year, … Continue reading

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Occult blood.

So tell me, do you have occult blood? I’d never heard of this before and at first thought it was a classic case of Engrish. Then I looked it up and it actually exists… occult blood n. Blood that is … Continue reading

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