June 5th, 2017

* I tried using the backpack in the Submachine hack. It didn't quite work,
  though, since you can't grab items from other games to put them into the
  backpack.. oops! I also worked on mapping Sub10 for a while.

* I worked on some English. I didn't have much luck gathering ideas to write
  an essay on the book currently being read, unfortunately, which lead to -
  surprise - no essay. I could rant about this forever, but essentially it's
  just my fault for not grabbing a topic, hoping it works, and trying it out.

* I watched the Apple WWDC 2017 keynote. Not much new is interesting with
  macOS; they're working on a new iMac, and for now are releasing slightly
  better iMacs and MacBook Pros. iOS for iPads has a new file manager, and
  drag/drop, which is nice. Other better productivity features for iPad/iOS
  as well. A new product - HomePod, a household speaker - was announced.
  It seems overrated, but I haven't had any experience with it, so who knows.
  Maybe it'll revolutionize music forever.

* I read about the pictures on Brian Harvey's walls at his home and commented
  on them: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/post/2660412/

* I watched Blocking People in Real Life, by Tom Scott:
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fq7oauciBdc

  As usual, after watching any of Tom Scott's videos, one simple phrase can
  easily be muttered: "Oh dear."

* I watched Extending Ulam Beyond Primes, by Jacob Yatsko:
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGTxXWFj-Lo

  I also worked on programming a thing based on it:
  https://www.khanacademy.org/computer-programming/not-quite-ulom-again/5026835556270080

* I did some of my geometry course. Just a test on the Transformations
  chapter today.