Answer to dria's QOD:
Well, where praytell is here? I'm
assuming it is Advogato.org since otherwise it would be
asking the question so many folks have asked for so long...
(where (here == 'earth')). I for one, am on Advogato to
write my little ramblings and fragments of thoughts. I also
like being able to have a central place to read others diary
entries as well. It is very nice to be able to peak into the
real lives of other active open source community members.
Also, I like the design of the site. :)
Ok, other brain refuse:
I seem to have developed a pattern of writing diary entries
every two-to-three days. I simply can't do one every day,
and I want to do more than one a week. Seems to be a good
compromise.
I've never used a <ol>.
Mozilla gets confused by pressing [TAB] in a text box.
Gabber documentation is looking *very* good. I'm very proud
of myself. :) Writing docs for apps is much easier than
explaining terms and illustrating compiling/configuring a
program. I did two more major sections today and just have
Messaging, Preferences and Panel Applet to cover. Does
Gabber have a panel applet yet?
Despite warnings by stpeter, I decided to go ahead and start
reading Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged. I hate having a
book just sitting there without me reading at least a good
portion of it. Just bugs me.
I need to go get a new band for my Grandfather's Rolex..
This leather is getting worn off quick (I bought the leather
band like in January). Guess I'll have to go with one of
those annoying hair-pulling strechy metal ones.
This college thread is very interesting. I may consider
writing a piece on it. Unfortunatly, I have no experience in
that area yet. I have thought about alot of this before
though. The interesting point in this thread is about how
college is supposed to teach more than just skills. That is
definitly something I want to get out of college.. something
more than skills. Of course, I want to take some classes
(and possibly some minors/majors) in areas outside of
Computer Science.. I am looking forward to apologetics,
Biblical studies, and lots of liberal arts (writing &
literature). The point really isn't for me to get skills to
get a good job, but to do some intense learning. I may think
otherwise next Fall though....
There's too many entries in Recent Entries!! There's no way
to keep track of them all now.. maybe I need some hierarchy
or something...
That's all for now.. gonna go read and listen to Dave Matthews.