Mac Games Arcade Registration form

I wonder why I have to type my e-mail twice (when I can see it) but don’t have to confirm my password when I can’t see it.

The first thing you should know about this game is that this game hates you. I don’t mean that the game is designed to go against you. I mean the game hates you. The designers of this game created the first artificial intelligence system designed to mimic the actual emotion of hate. When you are sleeping, the game is plotting your downfall with all of your other electronics. In all seriousness, you will constantly find yourself getting frustrated with the random nature of the game. Many times, you will find yourself crying foul and cheating when the game drops a +5 Skull in perfect position for your opponent. Granted, the randomness will also help you every once in a while, but you will swear that the game cheats for your enemy more than it does for you. There really isn’t much you can do about this aspect of the game. After all, this is how randomness works.

Read it here. Emphasis is mine.

As Marcel Molina puts it, “I like that there are two screen shots for the Light app“. Nicely said.

So, if you’re looking for a nice guy, here’s what you do:

1. Build a time machine.
2. Go back a few years and pull your head out of your ass.
3. Take a look at what’s right in front of you and grab ahold of it.

It’s funny how other people’s “misery”, when expressed like this, makes your day a bit better.

UPDATE: I also found this. Although not related, feels like a counter-retort, view from the opposite sex kinda thing. Pure awesomeness.

My first thought was that, being Belacena built with the same technology, I could learn one thing or two and make it run 10x as fast (OK, maybe not, but you get the point). So, I signed in (AKA got a user and password from BugMeNot), and started reading part 2 (part 1 covers the basics about video optimization for the web, creating the database tables, and extracting CakePHP). Let’s just say I was disappointed, because I have big expectations on everything that comes from IBM.

So, in sum, their 3 part tutorial teaches how to scaffold in CakePHP, tweak the views a bit, and that’s pretty much it. You can see the resulting site here. If you feel that article is worth reading, you can start here.

If you have any suggestions on more advanced topics, let me know, and I’ll consider writing about it.

Now, the biggest threats on this matter seem to be botnets, spam and computer viruses.

Guys, here’s a free tip: install Linux and switch to Google Apps. Works for me (TM)