Saturday,Feb 11 2006, 12:30:25 AMOFFICIAL NOTICE: JOURNAL MOVE

Due to Zorpia's consistently low performance on journal entries (entry not getting saved after I finish writing, random problems with my text, regular slowness, unacceptable downtimes, etc.), I have officially moved my journal. http://bigi.agum.com This journal will not be updated anymore from now on! Update your bookmarks! (I imported all my old Zorpia entries to the new place)

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Tuesday,Feb 7 2006, 07:50:55 AMthe last half year

a great number of my friends are coming into the last half year of their college life...

however, i know that some of you aren't very happy at the moment because of different issue... i want to say that, this period of time really should be cherished, it should be the best time in your life, not an unhappy one.. i want to try my best to make every one of you that i care for to feel happy..

i haven't wasted my last half year in college. i went travelling and played enough to make sure i won't regret it. i want you guys also to feel the same -- when ...

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Monday,Feb 6 2006, 10:09:22 PMsuper ski trip!

body very sore from skiing... at least i learned how to ski now! <-- some pics uploaded. i didnt get all of them

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Friday,Feb 3 2006, 04:53:53 PMdual boot

i think that trying to dual-boot Windows and Mac OS X on a new Intel mac is pretty pointless, and stupid. i don't know about you, but one of the biggest reasons i would want a mac is because of OS X. given that Powerbooks' design does rock, and so does the iMac's, it's still the operating system that you use a computer in. i'm also aware that Macs use top-of-the-line hardware to put together a computer. however, trying to boot Windows on it just doesn't make any sense.

if i were to dual-boot, i'd try to work on dual-booting WinXP and Mac OS X on my ...

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Wednesday,Feb 1 2006, 08:24:52 PMrandom programming topic

if you ask somebody do they know a certain programming language (for example perl), if he says "i can read it but not write it"
the translation is:
"i have done some kind of programming before so i can most likely somewhat guess what a portion of code does, but no, i don't know the language you are asking about."
because everybody knows it's easier to write code than read code, especially for a big program...

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