I downloaded VMWare today and tried it with Fedora Core 6 while I was studying for my final in Science. It works pretty well, and I haven’t tried VMWare for over a year now either.

It was just released today! Yay!

Unfortunately, I’m not sure about the status of the DS Browser for the Nintendo DS (as opposed to the Nintendo DS Lite). I’ve heard conflicting rumors, such as that the DS Browser for the NDS will only be sold on Nintendo’s online store, but we’ll see what happens soon anyways.

I’m pretty sure Gamespot has accurate information regarding this, anyways.

Update: I ordered the browser yesterday. Hopefully it works well.

Update: I have the browser now!! Yay! It works very well too. I’m posting from it right now! =D

Weird… really weird. (Warning: You may not wish to view this entry if your computer is slow.)

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I had some “trouble” installing Delineate along with Potrace and AutoTrace, so I thought I might as well make some quick instructions on how to do it. This is in case anyone is interested in using the program, but is having trouble figuring the installation out. After all, it’s not as easy as just clicking on an executable file to install the program for you and waiting as most Windows users are used to. Also note that this information is for Windows XP users.

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I burned an Ubuntu 6.06 LTS LiveCD a few weeks ago for myself, which was my second LiveCD after Knoppix, and today I set up my 1 GB flash drive so that I can save my settings from my Ubuntu LiveCD. I think I should use my 512 MB flash drive instead of my 1 GB one, but for now it really doesn’t matter that much. I bet this will prove to be useful in the future, anyways.

Also, here’s information on how to do it yourself if you’re interested: LiveCDPersistence
It’s pretty simple and fast. Note that you should only use the information under the heading “Using a Loopback File” if you want to have the information stored on your hard drive instead of your flash drive.

Update, 2007-11-04: You may not wish to do this as I’ve heard it decreases one’s flash drive’s life rapidly.

decoy made a very nice atheistic symbol and I thought it would be even better if it was an SVG, so I used Delineate along with Potrace to convert his PNG file into an SVG.

Feel free to use it however you wish.

• Atheistic symbol (SVG)

Also note that I did make sure it was fine to put up this image beforehand. He has an interesting IP Policy.

• Golden Sun soundtrack
• Cover Page
• Page 6 (1)
• Page 6 (2)
• Page 7
• Page 8
• Page 9
• Page 12 (1)
• Page 47 (2)
• Credits Page
• Other Stuff (1)
• Other Stuff (2)
• Other Stuff (3)

I’ve uploaded the Golden Sun soundtrack to Megaupload for anyone interested. If you want individual MP3’s from the game, you can download them from the Golden Sun Realm.
I’ve also found some of the Golden Sun 4-Koma manga online.

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Here’s some stuff from the anime Suzumiya Haruhi no Yūutsu (The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya).

Music:

• Bouken Desho Desho?
• Hare Hare Yukai
• God Knows…
• Lost my music

Video:

• Full version of Hare Hare Yukai (AVI)
• Full version of Hare Hare Yukai (DivX)
• Skittles by Koop (AVI)
  • Music to Skittles (non-video)

Other stuff:

• Photos of Nishinomiya Kita City

I took down my original post for some reason, but I’ve decided to put it back up today (2007-11-11) to help anyone looking for the opening and ending theme songs to the anime This Ugly Yet Beautiful World, most of whom I’m guessing are coming from the video I uploaded to YouTube on July 30, 2006.

If you’re looking for the anime itself, you can buy the complete collection on Amazon. I don’t like the series very much, but to each their own.

Opening theme songs:

• metamorphose by Youko Takahashi

Endings theme songs:

• Natsuiro no Kakera by Youko Ishida
• Kimi ni Aete (or Kimini Aete) by Ayako Kawasumi and Ai Shimizu, the voice actors of Hikari and Akari, respectively