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#EARSLAP OTOMATA INSTALL#
#EARSLAP OTOMATA UPDATE#
#EARSLAP OTOMATA UPGRADE#
#EARSLAP OTOMATA PLUS#

#EARSLAP OTOMATA INSTALL#

Install & Configure Dropbox (Create user, specify the Dropbox directory).Install Minecraft (drag & drop it in the /Applications/ folder).If you are installing Minecraft for the first time A basic understanding of Unix command line.A free Dropbox basic account (2Gb of space are more than enough for your Minecraft adventures) and.You will need a Minecraft beta account (but I assume you already have one if you are still reading this).I have tested the following steps and I can assure you that the process I describe below works like charm between two different MacOSX systems, but I guess it can be easily extended to Windows machines too - giving that the save game architecture is the same for both OSes.

Think of it this way: It will operate almost transparently (except those Dropbox Growl notifications which can be turned off) just like Steam Cloud. The following piece is a quick tutorial of how you can both save and sync through multiple machines, your Minecraft worlds on the cloud ( Dropbox). Well, sort of! I mean, title is quite catchy, isn’t it? Update: I have found (after posting this guide) that there is already a pretty well written tutorial in Minecraft Wiki, so you might wanna check this out too! That’s it! They may seem a few but rest assured, they are quite a task!

#EARSLAP OTOMATA UPGRADE#

Open source retired projects, upgrade or retire some others.Learn new things (WebGL, Python, Unit Testing, Cocos2D, Continuous Integration…and the list goes on).Travel at least in two countries (preferably US + England).Keep on with the healthy diet / exercise.Those two blend in many ways but I didn’t want to create a huge list and never complete any of my targets. I divided the list into to separate sections: Personal stuff and Work related. That’s an ongoing process :) I will try harder this year, promise! Be a better person to everyone around me.I can’t say I have met my standards in this one: I was really focused on iOS programming in 2011, which totally overshadowed any other language/technology I wanted to get involved with. Get involved into OS projects (Github FTW).

Look into interesting and new technologies (iOS, Node.js, Python, WebGL/JS 3D frameworks).

Somewhat of a success: In 2011 I developed (and still developing) Analytiks, I launched some mini projects ( HTML5 oriented and a Google Reader one) started a small gaming blog and I begun contributing on what became Soundbeam, the first iOS app of Evil Window Dog studio we “founded” with my buddy Petros.

#EARSLAP OTOMATA UPDATE#

Launch my personal projects & update the existing ones.

From the other hand I am really active in gaming: I finished two big titles in 2011 (Deus Ex and Skyrim), I keep tabs with everything gaming related and I am really looking forward to play all the other games I have in my library! Also I stopped playing online games (Call of Duty, Battlefield) in general, although this was not intended. I quit playing WoW! I decided to stop after lots of years, partly due to disappointment from Blizzard’s way of releasing content and due its time-sucking nature of it.

Play way less (or quit playing) World of Warcraft.

I just didn’t pursue this one, I think I will never be a “coffee” guy, but I must admit that lately I really enjoy drinking tea.

Look into this coffee “business” (Marco inspired me).

Happy to report that this one was also a success! After visiting Scotland (and High Lands) this summer, I scored another trip abroad in Berlin, Germany for Google Developers Day in November.

Travel (outside Greece for first time hopefully).

#EARSLAP OTOMATA PLUS#

I lost 32kg in 2011 (in 5 months) following the advice of Tim Ferriss ( 4 Hour body) plus I’ve been exercising regularly the last 4 months ( gym) and I learned to eat better & healthier.

Work out a lot (Kinect & (Walk || Cycle || Gym)).

I turn 26 today and it’s about time I release my resolutions for 2012.īut first let’s review the last year’s resolutions: