For non-Brits: April is usually full of rain (hence the phrase "April showers"), but the past month was exceptionally wet even by British standards. Which is rather amusing when you consider that most of England is officially in drought.
For non-Brits: April is usually full of rain (hence the phrase "April showers"), but the past month was exceptionally wet even by British standards. Which is rather amusing when you consider that most of England is officially in drought.
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How not to sell games
So apparently, the way to sell games these days is to supply maybe a dozen copies for the entire country and let everyone fight it out with eBay…
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I've voted, and not for you!
I've voted, and not for you! And you know what? I might even have not voted for the same party as you. I might have voted for the Tories while…
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jFLAC rant
So my latest bonkers programming project is a tool to detect if a collection of audio files are gapless or lot. Now, before anyone gives the obvious…
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