used to do it years ago on a gaming PC but have got back into it due to thinking about the games collection have got,am using some emulators to play the games that own,or abandonware.
havent setup the emulators properly yet-dont know how to set the window size bigger and the dreamcast one- lxdream wont even start but am using a SNES one,a saturn one and one for sega megadrive.
am a huge fan of the saturn-mine was so overplayed that the latch on the top loading cd cover broke so it woudnt register as closed and the backup battery on it is long gone.
so had somehow come across the emus on fedoras repositories and thought straight away have got to getc hold of panzer dragoon saga again, one of the best games ever developed.
so this is a screenshot of it in windowed mode,on panzer dragoon sagas start screen,none of the keys work so need to get some help with configuring that,
its the most expensive saturn game to be found for sale second hand but its well worth it they dont make em like they used to on the sega consoles.
Tuesday, 28 February 2012
Monday, 27 February 2012
thoughts on change in autism
difficulties with change is a huge part of autism for many autists,and it can vary from a little dislike up without any reaction to full blown violent fight [or flight] reactions to the smallest changes to someones environment,the people around them or routine.
difficulties with change in autism only,is very different compared to difficulties with change in OCD though a lot of autists all over the spectrum have OCD ontop of their ASD as it originaly gives them some control and predictibility but then becomes an out of control mind torturing disorder.
change with autism is much easier to cope with if there is advance given on the change,and if the timeline/PECS and transitions are used,fight or flight reactions are guaranteed for many of us when it comes to change with no warning whatsoever though as it is a trigger of the stress chemicals which is what fuels fight or flight and makes someone rage and seem like they have super strenth,or run from the problem.
change difficulties in OCD only is about the fear of something bad happening if a person doesnt do what they are being driven to do.
they may know nothing will happen but their mind is painfuly controlling them to do something and they wont stop being harassed until they give in.
a very bad OCD trait of mine is with turning all switches off and making sure doors are locked at night and will go over and over and over this,have done it since little and it started because used to watch dad doing it,though luckily, guess due to the autism it is only associated with at mums/dads and do not have this routine else where,no way to describe it other than it being extremely painful in head.
OCDs effect on change in autism makes a person very fearful or even phobic of change.
people who have moderate/severe/profound autism quite often have OCD or OCD traits as a reaction to change and unpredictibility,but it is usualy labeled under their autism and not seen as an issue that can be helped.
difficulties with change in autism only,is very different compared to difficulties with change in OCD though a lot of autists all over the spectrum have OCD ontop of their ASD as it originaly gives them some control and predictibility but then becomes an out of control mind torturing disorder.
change with autism is much easier to cope with if there is advance given on the change,and if the timeline/PECS and transitions are used,fight or flight reactions are guaranteed for many of us when it comes to change with no warning whatsoever though as it is a trigger of the stress chemicals which is what fuels fight or flight and makes someone rage and seem like they have super strenth,or run from the problem.
change difficulties in OCD only is about the fear of something bad happening if a person doesnt do what they are being driven to do.
they may know nothing will happen but their mind is painfuly controlling them to do something and they wont stop being harassed until they give in.
a very bad OCD trait of mine is with turning all switches off and making sure doors are locked at night and will go over and over and over this,have done it since little and it started because used to watch dad doing it,though luckily, guess due to the autism it is only associated with at mums/dads and do not have this routine else where,no way to describe it other than it being extremely painful in head.
OCDs effect on change in autism makes a person very fearful or even phobic of change.
people who have moderate/severe/profound autism quite often have OCD or OCD traits as a reaction to change and unpredictibility,but it is usualy labeled under their autism and not seen as an issue that can be helped.
Sunday, 26 February 2012
thoughts on visual differences with autism
most people find it hard how to understand how people with autism visualy see things, we clearly have a different way of processing and filtering visual information.
this is a basic description of what it is like for self/em.
everything is built together through slowly merging lines and colour.
humans are shapeless dull masses with no out lines,but things they are wearing or their hair,or if their zip is down are quickly processed>they are bright and strongly outlined; like cell shading almost.
animals are quickly processed and the lines and colours come together quick to make their bright and strongly outlined shapes.
when am sensory overloaded am visualy not able to process well if at all which leaves em in a blind state,when coming out of that state will still struggle for a while to make sense of anything-the lines and colours of shapes will not come together well.
have noticed that with every single autistic have ever lived with,they operate in very similar way to.
it seems to be unconcious selective processing,probably because am not able to filter and process visual information in the same way or to the same level that non autistic people so perhaps this is the autistic brains own way of having a filtering system.
this is a basic description of what it is like for self/em.
everything is built together through slowly merging lines and colour.
humans are shapeless dull masses with no out lines,but things they are wearing or their hair,or if their zip is down are quickly processed>they are bright and strongly outlined; like cell shading almost.
animals are quickly processed and the lines and colours come together quick to make their bright and strongly outlined shapes.
when am sensory overloaded am visualy not able to process well if at all which leaves em in a blind state,when coming out of that state will still struggle for a while to make sense of anything-the lines and colours of shapes will not come together well.
have noticed that with every single autistic have ever lived with,they operate in very similar way to.
it seems to be unconcious selective processing,probably because am not able to filter and process visual information in the same way or to the same level that non autistic people so perhaps this is the autistic brains own way of having a filtering system.
Friday, 24 February 2012
birthday
today am twentyeate and to start the day off had a very rare visit at mine from sister and her littlen orla.
orla had a lot of fun with the balloons and playing on the special rocking chair but her mum also let her have some cake and a bit of strawberry and cream shortbred which is very rare for her to allow.
here are some photos taken with the laptop and a disgustingly named program called cheese-
[EDITED]
was given very nice chocolate,had gone to starbucks for another mocha and caramel frapachino with cream and caramel on top and also got a krispy kreme donut that day as a present off fairfields so thanks to everyone who made sure was got them as they were very nice.
this is sunday right now and am still at mums/dads,was given a lot of paper notes-mum said its forty pound from between them both,am very thankful for any money-its very nice of them especialy as they are both pensioners and have paid out a lot for sisters wedding.
orla had a lot of fun with the balloons and playing on the special rocking chair but her mum also let her have some cake and a bit of strawberry and cream shortbred which is very rare for her to allow.
here are some photos taken with the laptop and a disgustingly named program called cheese-
[EDITED]
was given very nice chocolate,had gone to starbucks for another mocha and caramel frapachino with cream and caramel on top and also got a krispy kreme donut that day as a present off fairfields so thanks to everyone who made sure was got them as they were very nice.
this is sunday right now and am still at mums/dads,was given a lot of paper notes-mum said its forty pound from between them both,am very thankful for any money-its very nice of them especialy as they are both pensioners and have paid out a lot for sisters wedding.
Tuesday, 21 February 2012
head banging with linux-latest adventures of a dodgy install
several weeks [?] ago,had realised how fed up was feeling with the lag and paranoia of windows,had also realised was in ownership of dads USB pen, he wasnt needing it any time soon and he already had all the shit on it backed up elsewhere if his computer in the mean time fucked up under his quite technologicaly uncapable hands.
so,had decided like that to trash everything on the hard drive and use only linux.
it took this:
so am finaly using a single boot system,with not one bit of microsoft to touch it...apart from hotmail.
so,had decided like that to trash everything on the hard drive and use only linux.
it took this:
AND
[Fedora 15 'lovelock' x86_64,live]
AND
a shit load of getting fed up,was having to reinstall it every day after each switch off,as itd boot into the emergency shell and whine about some error.
thought it was because was installing a load of games and programs and one of them may have triggered a update that didnt suit,but it did it even when wasnt installing anything.
-anyway,took till today to try update the entire fedora system- kernel and everything,and it worked.
so am finaly using a single boot system,with not one bit of microsoft to touch it...apart from hotmail.
want to get some new case stickers to stick in place of this windows seven one.
have been downloading all the usual games to,who says to be a gamer it needs windows? screw that shit,there are so many major plus free games on linux there isnt any need to stick to a laggy piece of shit operating system anymore unless are the type of gamer who has a shit ton of disc based games which WINE woud probably struggle with.
heres some screenshots from tonight,playing yofrankie with no shaders or textures-guessing its because am using the awful mesa DRI driver, but it beats the crashes it used to do on ubuntu-
and speaking of another awesome game- assault cube, why the hell has fedora not got this in repositories?
its the best open source first person shooter around, was playing it all day last weekend at dads, [had to put it in windowed mode to get screenshots,as coud not find the screenshots folder]-
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