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@evan-wilde said: Wow, you're pretty!
all liked your photo.
Wow! Thanks, everyone. Glad y'all are appreciating the view. It was even better in person, I'm told.
(Also, to @evan-wilde you can't even see my face here! So I can only assume you think I've got a pretty ass?)
@evan-wilde said: Oh my gosh I can totally see it
See what? Use your words, cutie.
… Maybe it’s best not to ask your siblings from an alternate universe how they came to be…
Results might shock you.
Evan: @demonic-bun (Me lol)
Violet: @helthehatter
Isabelle & Waverly: @feverwildehopps
Amare: @msitubeatz
"... Carrots?"
"... Yeah, Slick?"
"Do you think we went a bit overboard with the whole having kids thing?"
"... Curse my Rabbit instincts."
"I can still feel the scars from those cross sections..."
... I think I wanna make an AU of this.
Credits below:
WELCOME 2022
Happy New Year 2022!
Here’s the Wilde Clan hanging out and partying till Midnight!
Credits
So out of sheer boredom and with a torch of inspiration, I've decided to do a thing and make an AU that I proudly call...
What's this AU about?
This is basically a mashup between different Wildehopps Ship children.
Here we follow the misadventures of the Nick, Judy, and their children both biological and adopted, as they go about their day in trying to survive in their city and its stubbornness.
Cast of Characters:
The Wilde-Hopps Family
Judy Hopps Wilde
Nick Wilde
Isabelle Wilde
Violet Ann Wilde
Waverly Wilde
Jason "Jay-Tee" Wilde
Cooper Wilde
Lotus Wilde
Evan Wilde
Gracie Wilde
Todd Wilde
Amare Wilde
Aubrey Wilde
Andre Wilde
Alicia Wilde
The Savage Family
Jack Savage
Skye Savage
Portia Savage
Friends
Caleb Fangmyer
Spencer Vampine
Gareth Bellwether
Matilda "Tilly" Trunkson
Credits
Helthehatter: Violet, Cooper, Caleb, Tilly, Gareth
Feverwildehopps: Waverly, Lotus, Spencer, Isabelle, Todd
Msitubeatz: Amare, Aubrey, Andre, Alicia, Portia
Androace-bunny: Jay-Tee
Andy-Kioe: Gracie, Evan
May 24 2014
Well, I'm almost done reorganizing and cleaning my room. It has been a while since I've spent a considerable amount of time here so there were a fair number of dust balls floating around.
When I was taking a break, I pulled out the machine I plan on using to test my operating system. When I first plugged it and tried to power it on, it didn't actually do anything. I unplugged it, pulled out the graphics card and blew in the pci port, plugged it back in, and it started up just fine.
I also fixed my alarm clock, or at least it is looking that way. At the start of spring term, back in January, my alarm clock decided to go a little insane. The whole display would flicker, and it would make random noises, basically broken. I finally had a moment to take it apart and find the short. It appears to be working steadily for right now. I'll see if it is still working after dinner though.
I've been having a bit of jet lag still, so I've been waking up at about 4:00 in the morning and really can't get back to sleep. Instead of sitting staring at the ceiling, I've been watching coursera videos on machine learning from a professor at the University of Toronto. It is actually really cool. I can't wait until I understand enough to implement my own neural networks. That will be the day. Then I can start having my machine analyze stuff and figure out how to do stuff for itself instead of me telling it everything. Eh, it will probably still need a lot of direction. Still, it is a really fascinating topic. It is interesting how the system kind of reflects what happens in a human brain. Neural networks are not actually that good at doing math even though the system they based on works entirely in math. The human brain is insanely complicated and can do incredible trigonometry and calculus just to have us walk around and not tip over, and we don't even notice, yet when we try to do something like 371 x 59, it takes a long time.
It is time to start getting the big projects out and seeing what I can really do. I hope that I can get the operating system at least starting to work. Since it will be completely plugin based, I'm going to have to implement a lot of different libraries, but the operating system core itself will be relatively simple. I just have to figure out an efficient and safe way to pass data between address spaces. Once I get that, I can start writing drivers for different devices and see if I can get it running on my test machine. If the system runs on the test machine, it should work on most modern machines. I'm testing it with a pentium 4 processor and 512 mb of RAM. I'm really limited, but if I can fit it onto that machine, it'll fit onto any modern system. Also, using plugins means that I don't have to load as much stuff into the RAM, so I can figure out efficient ways of keeping a minimal set of drivers in the RAM.
Anyway, I feel like I'm kind of rambling on. I'm kind of tired of cleaning, but I still have a little bit to do.
April 28th 2014 (and other dates)
So a few things have happened over the past few days.
First, I've moved out and am back at home in the States. I'll be staying here for the next few months until September rolls around again. Well, actually, I'm going on a trip with my mother to see parts of England. I'm not sure what the itinerary looks like, but it'll be fun.
Anyway, since I'm going to be here for a longer time than a week, I made then ran an ethernet cable down to my room so that I could have internet. It wasn't as hard as I was expecting. Now I've got blazing fast internet without all the errors from interference. Or at least not as many errors. It knocked my ping time down to a quarter of what it was before so I'm really noticing the speed boost. Then since I have my own routers in my room, I can either plug in or use my wifi. When I first hooked everything up, the cable didn't work when I hooked it up through the router, but did work when I directly plugged it into my computer. I thought it was pretty weird so I started checking the cable to make sure I didn't switch any wires, which I hadn't. Then I went in and check the router settings. Turns out that my parents set their router to 192.168.1.1 instead of 192.168.0.1, which was what I was expecting. Then I set my router to 192.168.2.1 and everything worked fine. Pretty fun troubleshooting.
Then I cleaned out my server and did a bunch of maintenance and upgrades on it. Took it outside and sprayed it with the air compressor. There was so much dust everywhere, I'm glad I took it outside to do it. I think my laptops could take some blowing out too, but that is for later. Then I plugged everything back in and it started up so smoothly.
Anyway, I'm still unpacking. I have my clothing put away, still working on textbooks and computer stuff though. I have so many cables. I have at least 20 ethernet cables of assorted lengths. I have so many usb cables that I don't even want to count. While it is a little insane, it does come in handy at times to have way too many cables. Very rarely am I without a cable that will fit. I don't have any cables for apple products though, so don't even try. I'm starting to get re-situated again though.
I am definitely noticing that home doesn't feel as much like home as it used to. Yesterday, I noticed that I was thinking "'Murica" way more than I usually do. It is a little sad, but also a bit funny. I mentioned it to my mom, but she had no clue what I was talking about.
On the ferry ride, I met a couple who were going on holiday. There weren't any seats left. When the cafe opened, I decided to head back and see if there was anywhere that I could sit and work. I found what appeared to be an empty table. There was a magazine sitting on top of it, but no backpacks, no purses, nothing, so I assumed it was unoccupied. It wasn't, but the people who had it were nice. They were going on a road trip down to San Diego for fun. It is pretty impressive road trip going from Canada All the way basically to the border of Mexico. That is a long trip to make. They of course were stopping to see some sights though, such as Yosemite. The lady said that they were not going to go see SeaWorld because of how bad it is to keep wild animals in captivity. After she said that he suggested that maybe they do go see it and make their own opinions. While he has a valid argument, he totally just wanted to go see stuff for fun. I thought it was kind of funny. So while I still didn't get any work done, it was quite a bit better than standing searching for a seat for an hour and a half. The drive home was fairly uneventful. I got gas when I got off the ferry, then just kept driving for a few hours.
I had spent the night before going home at my roommate's (now ex-roommate) house. That was really nice of him. I was not looking forward to that evening. I had everything packed into the car and the house was completely clean, and no food in the refrigerator, so I was expecting to get dinner at Tim Hortons, sleep on the couch, the go in the morning. So actually having food and a place other than the couch to sleep was really nice. It does add about an hour to the drive though. I woke up at about 5:30 which wasn't that fun, then was gone by 6:30. Even though I was at the ferry terminal by 7:30, I wasn't even close to the first car. While I was able to catch the ferry, it was pretty tight.
That was most of what happened if I recall. Now I'm just working on getting re-situated and getting back to work on programming stuff.
