Man, I’ve been pretty busy on the old World of Warcraft. I did countless amounts of heroics and regular Halls of Lightning and I finally got Flame-Bathed Steel Girdle. Not bad eh? Time to work on getting Titansteel Destroyer, Spiked Titansteel Helm, Heroes’ Scourgebourne Gauntlets, and last but not least Death-Inured Sabatons. I know. I’m a geek. Whatever.
and Hitler is none too happy about it. Hilarious video I saw today and I needed to share it with all of you! Enjoy!
So I spent the night in instances trying to get some gear to be able to run Naxx. I ran Hall of Lightning, Hall of Stones, CoT: The Culling of Stratholme, the Violet Hold…and I’m sure theres something else. Anyways I did pick up some gear. I got Gauntles of the Culling, Spiked Metal Cilice, Solid Platinum Band, and last but not least Dreadlord’s Blade. More to come later.
After months and months of killing things and stealing their loot, doing random favors for people which sometimes lead to rewards, and running around in dungeons…I’ve finally hit 80 on my Death Knight and it only took 5 days of play time. Now it’s time for the fun stuff. More to come.
Ding!
A long long time ago in a galaxy that we’re currently in, a friend named Brandon started telling me about SVN. He went on with a short explaination of what it is and what it’s for. I never really thought about it until recently when I’ve decided to take on an e-commerce project at work. The project was to take an existing domain and turn it into a full fledged e-commerce store using Magento. After installing Magento and playing around, editing a TON of files and getting lost in the mix I started to wonder if there was a better way of managing this site.
Then I remembered SVN. SVN is an open source version control system that’s quickly taking the place of CVS. Some of the features include keeping versions of different files (kind of like Time Machine), user locks if more than one person is editing a file, comparing different versions and of vourse keeping track of changes. I spent almost a week, maybe longer, trying to find all the information I can about it. How to set it up, how it works, all the basic concepts and I even read (Okay skimmed through) the SVN book. Instantly I thought “Yeah okay. I can set this up.” Boy was I wrong. Continue reading
