Roman's musings on IT, code, life
As promised, I present Adventure Time, the Soundtrack.
Archive of Adventure Time Music from Seasons 1-3 [23.1 MB]
I found most of them via youtube and the adventure time blogs. Support Adventure Time by buying the DVDs!
Track Listing: Continue reading “Adventure Time Music from Seasons 1-3”
I put together the talented Rebecca Sugar’s song demos for Adventure Time:
Rebecca Sugar – Adventure Time demos mp3
I found them on her blogs http://rebeccasugar.tumblr.com and http://rebeccasugar.posterous.com, and figured that I’m probably not the only fan who wants to listen to her amazing songs on my phone and computer. Thanks Rebecca for putting them online!
Track listing:
Adventure Time music is awesome, so I’ve spent some time scouring the internets for all music and songs related to Adventure Time. Too bad there’s probably a lot of legalities concerning releasing something like that.
If only there was an official one fans could buy. Oh well – expect the compilation post soon =).
Kelly and I decided to rank a few of the ramen shops we’ve been to in New York City. r is for Roman and the rest is self-explanatory =).
Longevousjoy (or Longevous Joy) menu, a restaurant in the Bensonhurst part of Brooklyn.
When I tried this spot a very very long time ago (I think around 2011) the ramen was warm as opposed to hot, the pork was somewhat tough, and I don’t remember noodles or broth being anything special. However it was shortly before closing time, so perhaps that had an effect on the food.
I was a little annoyed by the fact that the setup of a development environment and the creation of a simple app for the Android system was so spread out all over the place on Android’s developer website, so I decided to write up my own quick guide/tutorial/howto.
Don’t get me wrong, the developer website is great, I just wanted all the steps to installing the environment and creating an app in one place.
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These instructions apply whether you’re using a Mac, PC, or Linux. All of the software below is cross-platform.
Please leave a comment if anything is unclear.
1) If you don’t already have it, download/install JDK.
2) Download and install Eclipse IDE for Java Developers (any package of Eclipse should be okay though; this particular one was the smallest download).
3) Download and install the latest version of Android SDK. Continue reading “HelloWorld Android App in 10 Steps”
Background:
I think I’m a fairly moderate user of bicycles. While I don’t commute on a bicycle every day, it’s one of my primary modes of transportation – whether I’m going to get groceries, on an errand, rock-climbing at my local gym, etc. Basically any destination that’s less than 10 miles away.
I have also often been in situations where I needed to transport my bicycle – the college I attend is 60 miles away so I often take a train to get there, or a car (if I have access to one). With a bicycle I can skip the subway/campus bus on my way to the train/parking lot, and also get around campus.
A normal bicycle is rather unwieldy in that you will either end up sitting in a special section on the train while making sure you’re bike is stable for 2 hours, if you’re lucky, or standing on the train for 2 hours. If you’re driving, you would need a large car to fit the bicycle, or a bicycle rack to set up every time you take it with you. This is where I was hoping a folding bike like Gotham2 would come in handy.
Ridiculous.
Tried out Hidden Peak Climbing Gym today with Igor. His first time bouldering, and I never did much besides V0 (easiest rating for bouldering routes) ones.
It was pretty cool. Tiny place, but had a cool vibe. Big sausagefest though, needs more girls.
on a V1-! Getting better =)!
* Ksu eats a bowl of crappy generic macaroni
* SSL_Eefui idly drinks arsnic.
* Nigelenki stops fui o.o
<Nigelenki> arsenic isn’t edible o.o;;
<Shadow> Yes, it is
<Shadow> But only once