Ha! Good point, well made.
The only problems being you have to know or find a place to padlock your bike, the weather (it’s winter in the AU atm – and its rained about 20 out of the last 21 days 
), and I need to cart a minimum of two bags to school each day… Bah! Excuses, excuses.
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Trackback“The Rose of Jericho” is an instrumental single by experimental trance musician BT, his first from his sixth studio album, These Hopeful Machines.
I love these kinds of abstract graphics video, reminds me of demo-scene stuff… Very purty, but the change of brightness in the images kinda makes me feel like I’m blinking even when I’m not, or makes me want to blink…
Still, super-nice track, and best listened to on decent headphones for full technical-editing goodness =D
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This looks like it’s going to be a lot of fun – can’t wait! =D
Relatedly, wearing my hat of cynicism +5 and staring into a magic eight-ball, I predict a re-badged Armagetron Advanced getting ported to every mobile OS in existence… which to be perfectly honest isn’t a bad thing: light-cycles ftw!
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Sweet! I bet you could have all kinds of fun w/ enough of those fans and a little brainstorming…
I’ve been pretty busy prepping all my new networking and programming classes of late, but in my downtime (and really only over the last couple of days) have managed to watch The Lost Room (Careful: Link contains spoilers!) – a sci-fi mini-series about a guy who finds a key that’ll open any door and transport you to any other door that you can picture in your mind… So for example, you can picture a door you’ve used on a holiday or such, and then use the key to open any door around you and come out there… It’s rather neat!
But oh noes! The guy’s daughter gets lost in the motel room that’s always linked to the key, and he has to try and find a way to get her back by finding other objects that do all sorts of mundane/bizarre/amazing stuff, and tracing it all back to where the objects came from and how they can be used together in weird & wonderful ways…
It’s only six episodes in total (so it’s not like it’s a major time commitment), it’s got Peter Krause (Nate!) in it – who’s always awesome, and it’s really rather good!
IMHO, that makes it definitely worth checking out! 
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