Back from a productive evening of drinking many shots and trying to explain some of the finer points of transsexualism and why my gender identity does not automatically make everyone dating me androsexual… while constantly claiming [my boyfriend] Audit’s gay anyway, for ordering girly drinks (What self-respecting man would get a “golddigger” cocktail pitcher? Caramel vodka and DIET COLA? I felt emasculated just trying it.)

Okay, we’ve found that, for no logical reason the graphics don’t load properly on my machine, which given I was about to take over the reigns on the graphics programming, is  a bit of  a massssive pain. It’s also a deployment issue, given that “on 1/3 computers it doesn’t work” isn’t exactly a selling point… though actually, now I’ve had a good look at the graphics, it technically MIGHT be… Thankfully, Dreadlocks is using linux, so we know it’s not a general linux issue. If anything it would be because we had  a hard time getting a recent version of Löve on my laptop (rep problems) and Audit probably installed it wrong. Yeah, probably either how he coded it or how he installed stuff. Definitely his fault.

Also, for some reason I was the only person who was getting error messages from a function call which generated a variable and first occurred AFTER the first call to a function using that variable. I fixed it, but I wonder why it worked nonetheless for everyone else. The issues are easily explained by versioning discrepancies, but there don’t appear to be any… Nah, I just say that to sound technical, I can program and I can do theory, but anything goes wrong and pop, I call in someone who enjoys that kind of problem solving, I know enough of them that I never had to learn.

Even MORE disturbing, Audit’s stupid ass case-insensitive piece of crap OS has caused him to suffer bugs when his working code is packaged (since the love packages are not so forgiving) and when the files are ported to a grown up’s OS, it breaks. Not there’s actually anything inherently WRONG with case insensitivity, but it has caused this problem, where strictness would not have.