3 goodies, 3 baddies

• Likes: lemon, lime and citrus tastes, chocolate (white and actual)
• Likes: Computer related endevors.
  • Natural Selection 2 (unknownworlds.com/ns2) which leads to Lua programming. Never done any, need a book or some printouts of the docs.
  • Real time strategy games, especially with a ww2 bent. (maybe try some odd little steam game?)
  • C++ books (especially for C programmers). Standard libraries, templates etc.
  • Python programming (books i guess)
• Likes: geeky stuff
  • geeky projects from jaycar.com.au
  • electronics bits like groovey switchs, leds and other natty components (from jaycar, radio parts and dealextreme.com)

• Dislikes: nick-nacks and things that clutter. Im trying to be good about reducing that.
• Dislikes: Chocolate flavors (ie not actual chocolate) (for some reason chocolate-ish things dont float my goat)
• Dislikes: Anything that use only once or twice. (unless it's eaten ;-)

Cam's pretty please with cheese wish

• DVD: The Quiet Earth, a great little film! region1 or better (but more expensive) region4. I hate regions.
• Book:
• Boardgame: Hour of glory. It's available as a print-n-play, but this is a wishlist so the nicer printed one gets on the list. :) $60(US)
• Computer game stuff:
  • City of Heroes recharge card. It's weird, but im kind of addicted.
• Books, programming:
  • "Programming in Lua (2nd ed)" by Roberto Lerusalimschy ISBN 85-903798-2-5
  • "OpenGL game development" by Seddon
  • "Beginning math + physics for game programmers" by Stahler
  • "Core technology & algorithms in game programming" by Daniel Sanchez Crespo Dalmau
  • "ActionScript 3.0 Game Programming University" by Gary Rosenzweig

Cam's would be nice list

• Dvds:
  • Lord of War. Most amazing idea for opening sequence ever.
  • Hundreds of otehr things that I cant recall
• Boardgame: Power grid (via milsims store)
• Books, non-fiction:
  • A book of Sandhurst wargames (Hardcover) by Paddy Griffith (Author)
• Books, fiction:
  • Expert Python Programming by Tarek Ziadé
  • What If? The world's foremost military historians imagine what might have been. -- edited by Robert Cowley
  • "Lest Darkness Fall" or "To Bring The Light"
  • Cross time engineer
  • Brain Rules sounds interesting.
  • "Interface" by Neal Stephenson
• Books, military:
  • "Supplying War: Logistics from Wallenstein to Patton"
  • "Feeding Mars: Logistics in Western Warfare from the Middle Ages to the Present"
  • "Stalingrad: The Fateful Siege: 1942-1943" by Antony Beevor
  • "Roman Warfare (History of Warfare)" by Adrian Goldsworthy & John Keegan
  • "Why the Allies Won" by Richard Overy

I Got Me Toys List...

• Computer hardware:
  • I-Pac2 keyboard encoder $70 + USB
  • JS02 Zippy joystick $13 (red)
  • PB01 Buttons $2.65 (2 red, 2 blue, 2 green, 2 yellow, 2 purple or black) = $26.50 (they say in the faq that they sometime have purple buttons, but that might require an email)