I took this at Thorpe Park.  It’s part of the Nemesis Inferno ride.

My girlfriend took a picture when she was in Kent and I just had to mess it up!

Ever since my girlfriend got her G1 phone I’ve fiddled with it at every opportunity.
Working my way through it as much as I can without ‘rooting’ it, scouring the net for little tips and tricks, finding out which are the best apps available and generally having a good time.

So I was over the moon to learn that Android was available as a live distro. It can be run in a VM too, but I don’t want to make my current install any bigger.
I popped off to the Live Android project page, downloaded the necessary bits and used Unetbootin to put it onto a USB drive.

Now I really wasn’t expecting much and unfortunately that’s exactly what I got. It froze at the (pretty) splash screen and went no further.

Looks like I’ll just have to wait a little longer…

This post is a test, just in case those nice people at support need one. :0)

Here’s a shot of the Morrissey gig at The Academy in Brixton.

Aleksandr and Sergei return in this hilarious compilation of bloopers!  Boy, these guys get funnier and funnier…

I spied a lion hiding in the bushes… not a real one, though!

There is a new advert as well, but it’s not particularly good.  So here’s an interview with a reporter from The Scum newspaper.

I was out walking in some woodland when I took this shot of the sky through the trees.  After a bit of messing about with The Gimp image editor, I came up with this which looks like a hippy’s nighmare…

I’m having some issues with this blog and until the support team get back to me, I’ve copied over the Eee Pc stuff from this blog over to my blogger account at http://barrieluv.blogspot.com/

So come on over and check it out! xx

First, create a folder and call it Snes Games or something similar.  Then you will need to download the games you want and put them into the folder you created.  Don’t unzip them.

Games are available, you just have to look in the right places.

Next, you’ll want some software to run them on. We’re going to use snes9express which can be found in the Synaptic package manager.

Once that’s done, snes9expres will appear in the menu under Games.

Click it to start and then click the folder icon on the ROM tab to find your game.

Then hit the Power button…

…Et voila!!

Next, you might want to add a controller.  This is where it gets confusing.

Here’s my controller:

It’s cheap, but it does the job.  All I need to do now is get it working!