#150 Hot Soup

I'm just an intern and I almost got into some legal issues already. ):

#149 Osim iGallop

#148 Fic Pic 5

Last pic for my friend. Coloured for the extra effort. :P

#147 Posh

#146 Scam

Bought two items on eBay for the first time. The item which was more expensive was flagged as being sold by a fraudulent seller one day after I paid. I'm worried.

#145 Personal Space

People have their preferences.

#144 Bok

#143 Sunset Desert

Follow where the wind takes us, through the endless sea of sand.

#142 Fic Pic 4

#141 Boot is no longer warm

#140 Toy

#139 Objects

In programming, objects are abstract representation of things we want to label with quantifiable attributes. Take a peejun for example. A peejun has a tail, a beak, an X, and a hidden pair of wings. Each of these attributes vary in shape, size, and property.

Objects can be used in a stamp-like manner to create many copies of something similar, each with varying attributes. There can be many peejuns, but each of them are unique in a way :D

#138 Fic Pic 3

#137 Cheer Up

#136 Threads 3

In programming, threads are like separate mini-programs that run their own set of code while the main program is doing its own thing. When multiple threads are running, it is possible to encounter inconsistency where two threads are sharing resources.

In simple cases, such inconsistency is a result from a thread that is interrupting the main program while it is still busy doing other things (A).

In order to make safe calls to interrupt other threads or programs, you will need to have a Delegate function that will serve as a "bridge" to make it safe for you to interrupt for a short moment (B).

#135 Functions

In programming, functions are hidden sequential codes that help perform repetitive or reusable tasks whenever needed, without having to re-write the same batch of coding when the situation arises.

It is usually unknown what happens when a function is taking place; we only know the reason and the result (A).

It doesn't matter how the task is performed, as long as it gets done. As shown, for example, getting a peejun from one place to another (B, C).