Update.

Okay you all, I haven’t posted anything in forever and a day, I know. Rest assured however, that I am in fact alive, breathing and well. Very well in fact. 🙂
I’ve brought my two 77’s up to 78’s, so I’m 4%’s away from 2 B’s :>
I also have one  full week of school left, which is to be celebrated in my opinion.
So here are some equations I’ve been working on:
Finding the side-length of any regular 2D shape:
y = sqrt( X^2 – 2X^2cos(360/N) )=the square root of (  X squared, minus ( 2 times X squared times cosine of 360 divided by N ) )
Where X is the apoccum ( distance from center of shape, to an outer angle )
I also found out how to find a square root without a calculator! :3
On un-mathematically-related notes: Dezi is now mine and I am hers and we’re happily enjoying this fact. We were already fairly close, so not much has changed, and it’s really not that awkward. Which is good. I’m crossing my fingers hoping this doesn’t go terribly terribly wrong. Not to say I expect it to, but just in case, because the last thing I need is a repeat of last summer. :\

Now as far as programming / rom hacking is concerned…
I have started work ( again ) on FullMetalGearedSun — my scripting program. Honestly and truly, it’s going to be pretty dang nifty. Here’s an example code that I would expect to happen:
( Func / Sub )[‘main’] //A comma-delimited name indicates to use dynamics
lock(); // Useing semi-colon’s allows for multiple commands per line
facePlayer(); // Useing parenthesis means you can prototype certain commands
loadMsg(str[‘myMessage’]); //there are a few different namespaces for variables
showMsg(MSG_NORMAL); // huge database with lots of constants is available. 🙂
end ( Func / Sub ) //The difference between Func[tion] and Sub[script] is functions will default to ‘return’ in traditional scripting, and subs will default to ‘end’. There is no need to include these calls inside the body of the script itself.

Icy Hope.

This cold. I breathe it in, and with it I inhale a sharp stab of pain. This cold courses through my veins and chills my heart. Then it poisons me, and clouds my thought as my conscious slips away so does the humanity I once clung to so desperately. But then I see the sun, and feel it’s warmth. Feel it’s warmth. Feel it return me to the arms of the happiness I once knew so well. I’m coming home.