The Kintiko Experiment

Thursday, June 2, 2005

Wednesday, April 27, 2005

Class Final Projects

Here's the list of links to all the final projects from my class, including my team's entry.

ABITDEEP

Digital Dames

High Resolution

JEPE Gurus

RGB3s *My Team*

Screaming Pixels

Bits to Byte

Now I just have 8 article summaries and a 2-5 page paper to do, isn't that just wonderful.

Tuesday, April 26, 2005

I'm finding that, save for the odd Star Wars game, I can find plenty of fun games on SourceForge.net. For instance, one of my all time favorites from the old DOS days was a game called StarControl2. Now thanks to the Ur-Quan Masters, I can play it again and wallow in the nostalgia!

Thursday, April 21, 2005

Class Project

Working on my class project, trying to get a
web page
to load an XML file.

UPDATE

Moved the school project to my own server so I could play with PHP 5. Rebuilt the XML functionality in about 10 minutes, which took days to get right in JavaScript. Check out the class project if you have the time, and feedback is welcome.

Tuesday, February 22, 2005

Feed Your Brain With Flash

I've come to the conclusion that the best way to learn and keep up a skill is through games. I'm not talking about big complicated games, but small simple flash based stuff. It's the equivalent of flash cards, only taken to the modern interactive level.

There's another conclusion I've come up with. My brain no work so good no more. Specifically, when I was a lot younger I knew something about music notes and could even do some math in my head. Reading notes off a sheet of music is not my forte any more, and I ain't so hot at math either.

So what's an old time gamer to do? Well find some games to help me practice this stuff of course! For math I stumbled across Add It Up. A bit of searching was required for my music education, but I finally found some games for sight reading that work pretty good. Now if only I could find some more games for learning Spanish!

Tuesday, January 11, 2005

SLIS 5715

Taking another class up at UNT. This time it is digital imaging, which should be fun. Here are some important links for the class, as a convenience to me.