These videos are quite NSFW, so you’ve been warned. Most importantly though, this is going to be such a fun movie to watch.
I have spent a little under twelve hours over the past three days beta testing Star Trek Online. It has been a very interesting experience to say the least, with its ups and of course downs as well.
This is Gidon, a Trill male Federation Lieutenant (and should I muster more time to play, maybe even a Lieutenant Commander one day). Want to know more about his adventures in Star Trek Online beta? Read on. More
Typically I’d post this sort of thing on my soup but this is just too awesome not to share it with you on here as well.
This really isn’t a tutorial and well the code could surely use some improvements, but I just wanted to post how I solved a certain problem earlier. The problem was that I had a list of 300+ URLs and I needed screenshots of them all. Read on to see how I did it. More
No it’s not a post about soup (even though soup is very nice, especially the chicken soup kind of soup) but more about the micro blogging site/service called Soup. For a while I’ve been thinking about re-coding an older project of mine which I called ROnotes back then.
It was a simple a thing which would let you post links, images and small pieces of text for future reference. Today I came upon Soup which basically does all that and then some more. I guess this is what you get when you procrastinate so much with your own projects. Someone else comes along and does it even better.
I’ve got my own soup account now as well and I’ll continue testing the various features it offers. But so far I must say that I like it a lot.
There are of course some things which I’d like it to have. Being able to make private posts would be nice (for those posts that you only want to be seen by you), and some kind of content auto detection would be nice.
For example youtube links could be automatically video, text in quotes would be quotes, and links ending with a known image file extension would be images obviously. Would streamline the experience a little I imagine.