As Far As I Can Tell


Year 24

This weekend was spent in Gobles and Kalamazoo. I hung out with Meredith’s family, got to go on the weekly Moped Army ride, and my friends threw me a birthday party too. All in all, it was a good weekend and birthday. I’m now 24; hoo-ya.

This weekend I also learned about the beauty that is the Sega DreamCast. The DreamCast has been officially discontinued, and no more games are being written for it — but that’s okay, because there are all sorts of unintended uses. For example, people have written various emulators that work on the DreamCast system, such as a NES emulator called NesterDC. I have a copy of this on one disc with 1000 old 8-bit Nintendo games, that all play full screen on the DreamCast. It’s crazy to think that this is even possible. Read more about it at DCEmulation.

Recent playlist:

Beck - Sea Age
Ryan Adams - Demolition
Jets to Brazil - Perfecting Loneliness
Pilot to Gunner - Games at High Speeds
Bonnie Prince Billy - Peel Session 2002-08-07


 

Comments

Beck-Sea Age=top album of the fall. it sounds kind of like realizing things are shitty but knowing they will get better.

Posted by: ovidovi on October 1, 2002 4:26 PM

He’s also one of the few people whom I don’t get bored with, because he goes into new musical styles on every album. Side note: Have you seen that the album has four different covers?

Posted by: simon on October 1, 2002 4:43 PM

Simon— Sorry that I was unable to attend your birthday soiree… Happy Twenty-Four. Hopefully it is treating you better than twenty-four treated me. I was such a wreck 23, 24, 25. I felt old then. I don’t know why but, I felt much older at 24 than I do now at 28. …funny how that works. You’re planning on going to the Cinci BBQ, correct? e.

Posted by: Eric on October 1, 2002 11:05 PM

Cinci BBQ? Oh yeah. I’ll be coming to Kalamazoo the night before, and driving down with all the rest of you guys. It’s going to be awesome.

Posted by: simon on October 1, 2002 11:13 PM

rad!! btw. you’re aware of my defection, no?

Posted by: Eric on October 2, 2002 8:58 AM

I hear that you’ve given up on the Motobecane; it’s probably for the better. Having a consistently running moped is the most important part. Are you selling the Motobecane(s)?

Posted by: simon on October 2, 2002 11:03 AM


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