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Accueil 55
Date d'ajout / 2021
VentFinder & UltiCalc
This is VentFinder and UltiCalc running on Debian in Google Cloud. Both of these applications were built and maintained by me in high school. --------------- VentFinder Originally built for Windows, Mac, and finally written for Linux a little later -- VentFinder allowed users to submit and find publicly available Ventrilo servers to use for their gaming (or whatever their desire) purposes. This was a crowdsourced list that contained servers that allowed users of VentFinder to join. It contained a central list along with specific written details (that users could use to advertise their guild or community) available before joining a free server. As Ventrilo faded in favour of more modern solutions like Discord: this project has been put to rest (although it still runs on 32-bit OS's, the central server is no longer in operation). --------------- --------------- UltiCalc Built for macOS and Windows. Support for Linux ended in 2010 since Linux users could run the win32 binary under WINE (they'd need to run WoW under WINE anyway) -- UltiCalc was an arena point calculator for World of Warcraft. It allowed you to enter your rating for the week to determine how many points you were estimated to receive on reset day (Tuesday for NA servers). It was a pretty lightweight calculator with a heavy feature set that made it a valuable addition to an arena players toolset. It supported themes, sharing rating information, and had an automatic update mechanism for the app and rating formula (which never did end up changing after its launch). As with VentFinder, the need for this app disappeared as World of Warcraft changed their mechanisms. It still runs on 32-bit operating systems and is available to check out on my site; however, the news server for displaying news posts along with the update server is no longer functional. ---------------
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Vacuuming
Since we now have unlimited Wi-Fi in the RV... we figured we better add a robotic vacuum to make it as smart (and clean) as possible.
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In-suite Stairs
The LED lights at night really add a nice touch to the room.
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Don't forget the Starbucks!
One perk we didn't know while booking was that ALL drinks on the ship are complimentary. From Red Bull to anything from Starbucks. Hugo was awesome enough to remember our favourite Starbucks drink and order it to be delivered every morning.
Moar pictures of food
The in-suite dining was really awesome onboard. I guess I felt it was awesome enough to take quite a few pictures of it. What else can I say?
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First floor bathroom
Second Floor
View from second floor
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Table on balcony
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Really well designed room
Oasis class ships have always had a super modern design to them, but something about the Loft staterooms are just aesthetically pleasing.
Second floor bedroom
Loungers on balcony
Complimentary Room Service Breakfast
Complimentary room service breakfast was absolutely awesome. Especially since Hugo remembered exactly what we liked.
View from ground floor (Deck 17)
View from entrance
Decently sized TV
Plants and some sneakers
Complimentary Drinks
These drinks were constantly restocked by crew and was an absolutely awesome unexpected surprise that everything was included. No matter how much we drank, it was always restocked (including Red Bull!)