OddThinking

Excuses about why I missed my self-imposed deadline for having a new photo database site up and running.

A half-baked idea on how to make a web-site appear to be downloading a NSFW image, but at the last minute it turns into a child-friendly picture of a pony galloping across a rainbow.

I recently purchased a Canon EOS 50D. Here is a personal review that talks about the stuff that doesn’t appear in the adverts.

After talking about it for a long time, I upgraded my computer in January.

One day, Bream LeFish added an evil new feature to his BBS, and then sat back and watched the fun.

This post describes the internals of my D600 synch application.

I start with a reveal of the how the trick works, for those readers who just want to see how such a miraculous thing could be possible.

This month, after another frustrating synching experience with Samsung PC Studio, I decided to write my own D600 phone interfacing software.

OTTF (short for One Two Three Four) is a simple single-person puzzle game.

I re-use my Game Framework to solve it.

The title says it all.

There was a rumour out on the web out there that HAL BBS wasn’t to be trusted – it had two backdoors built into the software. It was compiled BASIC, so it wasn’t easy to view the source, but I had a bash at finding those backdoors.