{"author_name":"Doches","cat":"LD #15 - Caverns - 2009","comments":[],"epoch":1251569040,"likes":0,"metadata":{"p_key":"72843","p_author":"Doches","p_authorkey":"562","p_urlkey":"108665","p_title":"Dinner and an Update","p_cat":"LD #15 - Caverns - 2009","p_event":"LD15","p_time":"1251569040","p_likes":"0","p_comments":"0","p_status":"UPD5","us_key":"562","us_name":"Doches","us_username":"doches","event_start":"1251417600","event_key":"1","event_name":"LD15"},"text":"
\"Lasagna

Lasagna and chocolate. What more could you want?<\/p><\/div>\n

I had dinner plans. It was covered — I’d gone to the store yesterday and bought way more food than I could possibly eat in a weekend, all of it quick to prepare and full of game-inducing nutriment. And then my flatmates go and make lasagna. I mean, seriously? I have sandwiches to eat, folks. You’d think they’d keep that in mind.<\/p>\n

Ahem.<\/p>\n

Anyway, all is good — dinner was fantastic, and I solved a niggly little Python bug I was having. Word of caution: when switching back and forth between Ruby and Python, try to keep your head on straight as to which one you’re using. And what constitutes an error in which. My problem came down to my calling a method (in Python) that didn’t exist; in Ruby this is throws an error, but in Python it’s hunky-dory. Apparently. Gargh. I mean, I like the ‘not-an-error’ approach, but it really bit me this time.<\/p>\n

So. About that update:<\/p>\n

\"+17

+17 hours.<\/p><\/div>\n

You (the dude with the shovel) can dig out a fallout shelter, then dash above ground and bring back food and supplies to tide you over through nuclear winter. Graphics are terrible, which is really embarassing — but I don’t really know what I can do about that. Next up, audio, scoring, and some better pacing — the intensity doesn’t ramp up at all right now. Sadness.<\/p>","time":"August 29th, 2009 1:04 pm","title":"Dinner and an Update"}