Randomness

One more lab exam and the fourth sem can be considered over. That’s tomorrow, by the way, and it’s DS, so I’m not exactly worried. La Fest was yesterday and I came out of it thinking “I’ve seen this before”, and of course I had. My bro was correct in his assessment – “La Fest doesn’t change. The people do.”

I’ve been tinkering with my computer. I tried to overclock the CPU, but there’s something wrong with the settings and its doing more harm than good. Instead I tried clicking a idiot-proof button in the BIOS that read “Robust Graphics Booster” and set that to Turbo. My 3DMark06 scores jumped a good 300 points from its stock value! Here’s a text file listing my journey. Simple, and so much more effective than a CPU overclock! Heck, it even took my 3D performance above what it used to be when I had the 7900GT. The GS won’t last long anyway (in the current gaming climate) so a little automatic overclocking by the board should do no harm.

Oh, and I’ve been thinking.

In the distant future, it is inevitable that sufficiently advanced technology and comprehensive (or close to it) knowledge of the working of the universe will allow man to live in harmony with nature, as is so often portrayed in Utopian views of the ‘not-so-distant’ future.

The question is, how much will we have to destroy before we get there?

Or, perhaps, whether there will even be a nature with which to co-exist.

On a far lighter note, I’ve put together a series of Garfield comic strips. They’re supposed to be read together, and so if you’re in the mood for a few laughs (or not ^_^ ), follow the link. Ta ta!

Garfield is Jealous!

Revelation, the Second

Oh my god.

I finally know what my problem is.

What You’ll Wish You’d Known

And to think I almost missed it.

You might actually find something interesting in there. So since you’re here, make sure you read it.

^_^

Revelation

Stop worrying. We’re all going to be dead anyway.

Comforting. ^_^

Odd? Well, duh. You’re reading my blog aren’t you?