Checked out django-lfs from Google Code. Its all German, can’t understand the website. There must be an English version of it, soon. Babelfish, until then. #
This day, everything went against my expectations. Some of my expectations were about something bad, luckily. #
Something strange about the Remnants book is its similarity to the Lost TV series. Billy Weir is almost John Locke, almost. #
Internal exams didn’t go so bad. Managed a 74 percentage., but the evaluation does not give me many ideas on improving my score. #
Tried TheLastRipper, a last.fm stream to MP3 converter. http://thelastripper.com (Available on Win/Lin/OSX and uses Mono/.NET 2.0). #
“An option to delete all traces of visiting a certain web site: Right click on a History item and select Forget About This Site.” – Firefox 3.5b3 #
I also wish for a “Stop logging this website into the history” kind of option in Firefox. #
Mark Summerfield’s “Programming in Python 3” has released. His books on Nokia’s Qt (The Qt-C++ one with Jasmin, for example) were good. #
Nokia cut 1700 jobs. I wish it cut some prices too, damn. My old 6681 feels like a Pentium 2, a slowness even I have not experienced. #
Adding news feeds to Google Reader. It increases the feed count a lot, but my ignorance reduces this way. The Hindu’s feeds are broken, they repeat articles twice. #
Adding notes/comments to shared GReader items is fun. It does not have to be a comment on the website for all the visitors this way. #
The Burpee technique looks good, let’s try that out. I can’t do the entire 10 rounds however, not yet. #
Heh. “Could I borrow your car?” “Sorry, I gave it to charity last year. Could you use a gun instead?“. From the Meteor mini-series. #
Writing an HTTP web server in C is painful. “GET /pain HTTP/1.0\n\n”. Clients are so much easier. #
I finished writing a (very) simple HTTP server and client in C. There’s still lot more to explore in headers and services, but this ought to cover the academic requirements. #
Gave a seminar on Breakdowns in Communication. Went smooth (I think, did not get full feedback), and was my 2nd seminar. #
Just began to use Google’s SearchWiki and comments for links I find useful while searching for programming help. #
Searching for new music, in the trance/electronica genre. #
Wow, I didn’t know there were laws that applied over the crypto one uses. France had one till the late 90s. Apparently, US still has them for certain countries like Cuba, etc. #
The CPU fan’s noise was making me irritated. Giving it a good whack with the palm made it silent. #
ATB’s next album “Future Memories” releases on May 1, 2009. Putting a reminder in the calendar! #
PDF vs. CHM for technical e-books. A well made CHM is actually better than a PDF, though it’s not so portable. I’ve started liking CHM more. #
Take any prime number greater than 3, square it, subtract one and divide by 24. It’s always divisible! (more @ http://is.gd/mt2g and around) #
I guess it is due to all squares of primes being odd, and thus even upon subtraction of one. A little more thought would tell you “Why 24?”. #
I’m afraid I was a little wrong in my thinking. It’s more cause of the fact that every prime can be expressed as (6n+1) or (6n-1). #
It’s a shame, having read all the Animorphs books (by K. A. Applegate) but for the last one cause I couldn’t find it at my lending library. #
Ghevar is delicious. It’s one of the very few sweets I like. http://is.gd/mtNK#
Avira AntiVir (Free, Personal Edition) is quite good! Has detected all the infected files on the office PC and disabled them. #
I request for a password reset on Baywords 4 days ago. Got the mail just now. The pirate ship is slowing down! #
Can’t stop these FreeNode incoming packets from appearing in my syslog. Tried everything I know. #
I prefer having a capitalized nickname in any service I use. ‘QwertyManiac’ over ‘qwertymaniac’, but Identi.ca doesn’t seem to support it. #
Should have chosen the shorter ‘qwertym’ at Identi.ca. It’s not a big deal, anyway. #
WP’s QuickPress was impressive when I first saw it, but I’ve hardly used it at all. I guess I’m not one of those tumblrs. #
Subscribing to your own feed makes you think a lot about how your post would appear in the feed readers, and about its readers. Writer’s block! #
Watched “Adventures in Babysitting” (1987). Honestly? I only watched it for Elizabeth Shue. Medium-funny movie otherwise. #
LOL.cat ( http://lol.cat ) should be a domain name with great potential today. But I wonder if that site is popular. #
Being an rTorrent user is difficult sometimes. Need to write a script that begins rtorrent if net’s idle. I always forget to start it back up myself. #
Tried XFLUX on Linux. It works great! F.lux auto-controls your monitor brightness based on what time it is. http://is.gd/kbFN#
I’m getting good at Urban Terror Multi-player. Sign that I should stop and switch over? #
My current music collection is 1137 tracks long. #
Curse internal exams. I couldn’t attend the OSI Tech Days event in my city. #
Tried Teeworlds now, its a small and pretty neat multiplayer game. http://teeworlds.com#
Currently reading “Remnants” by ‘K.A. Applegate’. Just the last four books of the 14-part series I missed reading when I was young. #
I like When I Go by Emancipator. The music track’s a slow and beautiful one. It’s tagged as trip-hop/electronica on last.fm. #
Pencil is an interesting software for GUI sketching. Runs on Firefox as well. #
Some people are all ‘Hey cool, its asking my GMail ID and password, lets just give it! Wow!‘. You then recieve the side-effects of that. #
So many text-bins to choose from. I liked codepad.org’s services the most. Next comes GitHub’s gists, but its slightly different. #
I’ve started sleeping almost 2 hours earlier than before, sort of bored of the PC. #
I just read the plot of “Food Boy” (2008). Who would want to watch such a ridiculous movie?! #
Tried new music (the trip-hop/electronica genre) – Uh Huh Her. It’s nice too, but has a pop touch to it. #
My “Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy” does not have the words “Don’t Panic” written on its cover as it claims #
Harsh, web handle 'QwertyManiac', is a 20-year old B.Tech Information Technology student from India.
He likes programming in his free time, being addicted to the use of Python and C, and loves to tinker around with the Django and Qt Software frameworks for web and desktop application development. More...