Journal Journal: It's been a long while
Lots of things to work on. My logbook's acquiring entries pretty quickly; the web log lags behind.
Lots of things to work on. My logbook's acquiring entries pretty quickly; the web log lags behind.
Slashdot seems to value my opinion. Or is it just that I metamoderate promptly? Third time to get metamod in a week, and I got mod at the same time.
It's a pain to search for info about
Made XML adapter for school course schedule server. Now have data to play with. Will probably make scheduling app, as am too lazy to do my schedule on paper.
KnowNow.com is useful.
Hailstorm is obscure. Where are the tech specs? Hope I can get away without an NDA, or that they'll let me know that even with one...
Got a couple of emails from someone as interested in Hailstorm as I am.
I just wish Microsoft reconsiders and doesn't charge for it. Sucky..
I've procrastinated again, haven't I?
Tomorrow: Lab report. Long test in Philosophy. Handouts in Eco. Dinner. Don't forget to tell mom bank account still isn't activated.
I'm actually a Linux/programming geek! Don't let these journal entries fool you! =)
Spent another day grappling with
For some reason, I can't access c:\InetPub on \\asiastudents\, which bothers me no end as I'm _already_ Administrator.
On the other machine - the one we develop on, the 333 that just barely squeaks by - I hadn't updated IIS. IIS 4.0 can't support
However, I did eventually get Visual Studio
I miss Java. I miss PHP!
We could do all sorts of crazy things with XML, maybe.. maybe not. Waah.
I can't believe I'm trying to study
Wait a minute. I _can_ believe that. I've just spent the day struggling with a Visual Studio
Oh, well.
It looks interesting enough.
We had a brainstorming session. So difficult to come up with something creative and innovative! I'm a programmer - I'm supposed to make things work, not come up with something completely new. But hey, it's pretty fun.
Found lots of sites that already do what we thought of doing. Ack.
Ah, well.
The Tao doesn't take sides; it gives birth to both wins and losses. The Guru doesn't take sides; she welcomes both hackers and lusers.