Wolf Can Fly, Too

So, back in the water tunnel lab.

There really is a limitation to what you can do in a computer simulation, especially when no one seems to be able to supply you with the instruction for something you know should work but have no idea on how to proceed.

Which sucks, royally.

But that's that. Running actual experiment seems more, well, rewarding, at times. Especially when you're doing something that's so complicated that there is no way to solve it on the computer within a week. With that said, it still sucks when I found out that the data I collected last week was seriously flawed. Apparently I have no common sense when it comes to measuring angles in 3D. The angles are so badly morphed that simple lines are not enough to ensure the measured angles are correct.

Anyway, now that the finals are done, I think I'll have more time to work out the details before proceeding to destroy the lab. Not that it wasn't fun to do, just a terrible waste of time and energy. But that's just how life is, isn't it?

Well, it appears that it is too early in the morning to think straight without my morning coffee, not that the coffee here is any good, so I think I'll just stop here before I start writing things that even I don't understand.

By the way, I think Vineyard has the best coffee.