I despise especially the printers. They're all creaky old laserjets that don't support a lot of PostScript, and take almost 10 minutes to warm up if you haven't printed on them in the last half hour or so. So there tend to be big lines near the printers to pick up the printouts. Why haven't we eliminated paper yet?

Not to mention it's a huge pain in the ass to have print quota at all; I mean, were these idiots printing off terabytes of crap and running the computer science department into bankruptcy? Pfegh.

Racing Game

Here is a screenshot of me driving around. My self-hacked physics are really weird: the car accelerates to maximum speed almost instantaneously, turning while backing up is really slow, and the friction is too aggressive so I can't drift. Blah!

Will take a lot of tweaking and jiggery-pokery, I suspect. Either that, or using actual physics equations instead of just adjusting the inertia vector.

Actually, come to think of it, this is the same problem I had with the game physics bits in Sunrise until I asked Superpig about it. He said to use two vectors. This is probably a good idea. I will have to rewrite this code.

Any semblance to the SpriteLib racing demo and other free assets are purely coincidental.