So seeing two concerts in two days apparently took it's toll on me. Or maybe it was the bike ride home the next day in -15C. Either way, we went to see Guns n' Roses at the Air Canada Centre last Thursday! Danko Jones and Axl's butt buddy Sebastian Bach were the openers that night.
When I plan a bicycle trip using google maps, I don't even hit the 'get directions' button. I just search for my destination and kind of plan out in my head which roads I know are more bike friendly. I know to avoid highways and other roads where it's more likely for me to get murdered. I have a rough idea of some of the bigger uphills around town.
But now I can forget all about that and be a mindless google zombie!
March 11, 2010 – San Francisco, GDC 2010 –The KhronosTM Group today announced the release of the OpenGL® 4.0 specification; a significant update to the most widely adopted 2D and 3D graphics API (application programming interface) that is deployed on all major desktop operating systems. OpenGL 4.0 brings the very latest in cross-platform graphics acceleration and functionality to personal computers and workstations and the OpenGL standard serves as the basis for OpenGL® ES, the graphics standard on virtually every shipping smart phone.
Last year I picked up something about this zombie walk thing in Toronto, so I did some checking, and apparently it's an annual thing. Being the horror movie fan that I am, and my buddy Tim being in town, we decided to go check it out! We'd never been to any kind of zombie walk - at least I hadn't - so this was a pretty exciting occasion.
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