Bloody Virus

It’s been a long time since I’ve written anything here but I’ll be writing something important for now.

Anyone here encountered “krag.exe”?

According to YaHoO! answers, it’s a W32 worm that copies itself to removable mass storage devices. It attacks computers immediately after plugging in the removable storage device, implanting the file “krag.exe” in your Windows folder as well as autorun.inf. It also infiltrates the registry of your computer so that it operates as you boot in.

The problem now is that it seems that this worm is quite new that Anti-virus programs don’t have a definition yet for this worm.

Sadly, both my memory cards are infected with it and I still have to wait for AVG to have an update about this. So at the moment, my games for Nokia N-gage are disabled. I can put back the save files from our PC but the worm might ride into it as I upload the updated save files back to the PC, eventually infecting the PC.

Happily however, our PC at home is NOT YET infected.

Sheesh, very big problem….

Write before the next…

Can’t do anything at this moment, really. About Initial D, you may remember the K-car classified Suzuki Cappuccino that Takumi battled with. I’ll take that group of words, “Suzuki Cappuccino” and bring to to Gran Turismo. Gran Turismo is about to release their latest creation , GTHD (High Definition??). One of the cars that comes with the trial which can be bought or downloaded today is the Suzuki Cappuccino! I love this car very much, especially when it looks like this one:

 Click the image to view the original size (WARNING! Too BIG!)

It’s my break now here at my school and in just about 20 minutes, I will run to my next class. I’ll continue when I get home.

Complete!

I’ve just finished customizing my Celica in the Initial D game. The car’s actually good that my brother bought a white one with the same setup. There’s no doubt that the Celica’s hiding good characteristics. I’m planning on havin the Trueno complete its customization and get the other cars as well. The next car I’m about to buy is the all-stock Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VI Tommi Makkinen Edition with TM Evo6 rally decals and colors.

Rants again about the Celica, the Celica feels like the car’s been equipped with Anti-lag system. I tried to take down Takumi and his Trueno with my Celica. I lost the first round because I tried looking for chances of winning at the same time observing how the opponent’s car behaves. Then the second round started and as I approach the second checkpoint, Takumi is nowhere to be found at my rear view mirror. My, I didn’t expect the car to perform that way. It’s very nice, try it if you’re an Initial D Arcade Stage game fan. The type of Celica I have is the B-setup and pictures are in the last post.

Impression….

Yup, of all the cars I said before, I only got two of them. I got the Toyota Celica GT-Four and the Toyota Sprinter Trueno. The Celica was equipped with Fujitsubo muffler and all body parts are from Varis. The Trueno had its tuning done by Ukiya Shokai.

The vehicles:

Toyota Celica GT-Four

Toyota Sprinter Trueno GT-APEX

It was Toyota Fest yesterday and my brother tested the two cars. I also tested both. My impression with the Celica is that it’s very good at drifting and there’s less chance of obtaining a turbo lag because the engine brought out direct response most of the time. The bodykits seemed to have changed the Celica’s behaviour a bit but it’s still a good car to drive. I swept out Usui and Akagi in one blow with no defeats. I hope it goes the same with Akina and the rest. Out of five, 5 stars!

About the Trueno, you cannot enjoy the car unless you’ve reached the last step of tuning. My car will be installed with turbocharger as its final step for tuning. The others had upgrading of racing engines and the character based car will get the 11,000 rpm group A TRD engine.  My car might be the slowest of them all but turbocharging a slow car still makes me curious about it. Right now, the car’s obtaining its body parts and I’m halfway the tuning process. Maybe by the time the turbo arrives, the car will run the way I expected it to run. Celica looks nice, Trueno looks simple. 

Assembly Shots : AEUG 1/100 Master grade Gundam Mk-II [RX-178]

Here’s a taste of what’s coming up in the future review of this kit.

 Gundam Mk-II after assembling all parts. Outer Coating for Matt finish will be the next step. The Gundam’s cockpit is open.

 Gundam Mk-II docked.

There’s still a lot of things to do like the shield and other weapons. The whole model is now good for Matt-finish coating. Wait for my review of my first Master Grade Gundam ModelKit, RX-178 Gundam Mk-II A.E.U.G.