Well, I decided to express some of my latest feelings in a non-completely-ENIGMA-oriented-blog.

First off, Fawkseh gave me a new toy. I love it. TOR, it be. I press a button in FireFox, and I'm cloaked. Reminds me of Hypermode in Metroid Prime 3. One little button, and I'm invincible.

Just thought I'd put that out there. ^_^;;

Plus, I hate history homework. I have a project due on Napoleon, and it's like OMFG WHO CARES ABOUT HIS MOTHER, HIS ISLAND, HIS ARMY, OR HIS KINGLINESS? HE'S DEAD.

^_^"

Anyway. Another thing on my list. This one is ENIGMA related, deal with it.

I'm apparently going to have to lecture Dylan on my views on our course of action for the project. Because I feel the need to…

He is amazing at C++. Ten times better than me. But what he doesn't like, is planning.

He said, in his PSM on MSN, "Working on (potentially) the most difficult stage of ENIGMA."

Now, yes, it's fucking huge. Instances are a very difficult part.

But that 3,000 line parser? That was no breeze. Okay? It wasn't. And, <font size=-12>even if Dylan just had me on it to give me something separate to do that I could handle, which is one of my conspiracy theories, </font> it <b>wasn't</b> simple. And the only reason I managed to pull it off was with careful planning and consideration. The token system I came up with was my original thought, which I decided would be the best and most efficient. I didn't just wing it; that only works sometimes.

(Like NOT with graphics systems, cuz lo, someone has to redo those now that we're using OpenGL.)

All I'm saying is that a little planning won't kill. In fact, it can indeed go a long way. Three thousand lines long way.

So as soon as Dylan is done recuperating from his (disasterous?) attempt at pulling off objects, I'll force him to plan it out. Somehow.

T-T-Y-L, BITCHES.

Also, [egretfillet] is a pussy. Thank you.

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