I realised early on it was extremely difficult to get a photo that would give me an accurate idea as to how a Cubesmith tile sticker's texture was like. And so now I present to you - a crop from a high resolution photo which gives pretty good detail on what the texture is like on the tile. (Hint, look at the red tile.)
I know the photo isn't the best, but it's painfully difficult to capture the texture of the smooth tiles since they look a little bit like noise too.
My old cube began to fall apart, so I got a new improved one - the stickers eventually peeled off in less than 2 weeks, so I've replaced them with new Cubesmith tiles!
I'm currently staying at someone else's place at the moment - which should be obvious since the table looks different. ;)
A few weeks ago, I talked about optimizing coin pressure. Then, I didn't have any coins to photograph to illustrate how important it is to choose what coins to carry - now I can (and so here are the illustrations I didn't promise, but delivered anyway):
And the stack behind it? The remaining 25 coins that won't make my coin pressure any higher. Here's a photo if you feel like counting:
(If I'm not mistaken, that's about AU$4.40 in change.)
So, optimize your change - your wallet will thank you for it by lasting longer.
Several days ago, the bulb in my room died. One that had faithfully served me the past few years. That night, I noticed that it began to flicker erratically. As I was telling chewxy that, my room was suddenly engulfed in darkness - the only light source being my computer monitor.
And so, in the middle of the night, I went outside to salvage a light bulb from the living room so that I could continue my studies in peace. That bulb is also a Philips, but it's only a 14W CFL. Now, I've replaced it in its rightful place in the living room. In my room now is a PHILIPS Tornado 24W CFL - and it's nice and bright. :D (The photo is using illumination from this new bulb, of course.)
Yes, I know this seems like a repeat of this post about dice.
Of course, two years later - I don't use dice for decision making any more. I've learned that planned consumption is significantly more rewarding, not to mention, I don't eat out quite as much as I did in 2006. Of course, my subjects are a lot harder this semester than they were that semester.
I realise after I took the photo that I should've shown you my full sized dice set instead - but I guess we'll leave that for another day when it comes time to show you more dice - which could the day after tomorrow, a week from now, a month from now, a year from now - or maybe even: NEVER!
(The photo didn't turn out as I intended - I focused the camera on the wrong die, not to mention I probably shouldn't have put the 4-sided die in front, and put something a little more round instead. Oh well.)