23 Dec 2006 10:44 am

I’m bleeding edge!

Well, after five days of working away at the terminal updating by Gentoo box to the unstable builds, I finally have everything up and working. Well, except that GNOME has some problems with SVG images which I will look into later. However, those Gentoo developers who work on Portage have to put some more work into dependency calculating; I had to rebuild a lot of stuff by hand due to updates in both the DBus and expat libraries, which made this update take much longer than necessary. The whole experience nearly made me go Rambo for no reason.

Yeah, I was just looking for an excuse to use this image.

Well, now to check my 193 new emails for me, and only about a dozen are spam!

15 Dec 2006 11:27 pm

I’m learning Perl! :)

#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use strict;
use XML::Atom::Client;
use Text::Wrap;

$Text::Wrap::columns = 76;

my $atomapi = XML::Atom::Client->new;

my $o;

MAINLOOP: {
eval {
my $f = $atomapi->getFeed(”http://4q.cc/index.php?pid=atom&person=all“);
my @entry = $f->entries;
my $e = $entry[0];
$o = $e->elem->getChildrenByTagName(”title”)->shift->firstChild->data;
};

if ($@) {
redo MAINLOOP;
}
}

$o = “\n\033[1;34m” . fill(”\033[1;34m”, “\033[1;34m”, “FUN FACT: $o”) . “\n\n”;
$o =~ s/\033\[1;34m\033\[1;34m/\033[1;34m/g;
open(MOTD, “>/etc/motd”);
print MOTD $o;
truncate(MOTD, length($o));

16 Nov 2006 05:43 pm

I’m a certified Computars/Intarwebs user!(?)

Congratulations on earning your Certiport Internet and Computing Core Certification (IC³)! Your certification tells the world you posses a global industry standard that accurately validates your skills and productivity, and demonstrates your basic level of computer and Internet literacy.

Certification helps you achieve more in your education and career by giving you a competitive edge and we encourage you to include your IC³ credential on your resumé. Sharing the news of your recent certification with educators, employers, colleagues, and classmates helps show that you have an essential understanding of computers, networks and the Internet.

IC³ distinguishes you with a global credential that can be shared with educators and employers through your digital transcript. This powerful tool allows you to e-mail your certification worldwide, proving that you have the technology expertise that leading companies require and will allow you to stand out from others. Log on to the My Certiport page at www.certiport.com to access your digital transcript and other powerful tools to assist you in leveraging your certification to its full potential.

We hope that your achievement of IC³ will inspire you to advance your desktop computing skills and attain additional levels of certification. IC³ provides the necessary foundation for you to advance your learning through the Microsoft Office Specialist certification. There are four levels of certification available in the Microsoft Office Specialist program - Specialist, Expert, Master, and Master Instructor. For a complete listing of Microsoft Office Specialist certifications, training center locations, and program details, please visit www.microsoft.com/officespecialist.

To provide external users with the ability to verify your earned certificates, please have them enter your Identification Code (located in the lower, left-hand corner of your Achievement Credential) on the Global Credential Verification site located at verify.certiport.com.

To view your localized transcripts or authorize another viewer to view your localized transcripts, click on View Localized Digital Transcript.

Again, congratulations on your achievement! We wish you success in all your professional and academic endeavors.

Best regards,

The Certiport IC³ team.

Um, yay for me? And I thought those tests were ridiculously easy…

30 Oct 2006 04:26 pm

Halloween is almost here…

Which also means new episodes of House! Yay!

Oh, and free candy.

10 Oct 2006 05:26 pm

Even the passanger gets in trouble

Perhaps you’ve heard of LawForKids, but probably not. Basically, it’s a collection of unintentionally hilarious comics that are supposed to teach Arizona state laws to kids. (Or so I guess.) Being a regular on LUE/LL and /b/, I have a big collection of edits of these comics which can actually make them more hilarious. So using the free domain I got from my hosting plan, I’ve set up LawlForKids, a collection of edits to the comics.

Actual Arizona state laws!

Note that some of the comics contain obscene language/profanity/racism and other objectionable content. Also, it’s all just a plain web page right now, but if it gets popular, I might get off my lazy ass and make an actual layout to the site.

04 Oct 2006 09:04 pm

Linux Flash Player 9 (Beta) is approaching…

*nerdgasms*

29 Sep 2006 03:54 pm

All World Series and no House makes me a dull boy

I guess I should have watched the previews for next week’s House this Tuesday. It turns out FOX is pushing back all of its season premiers to November just for the world series. A WHOLE MONTH.

Dr. House is not pleased by this.

Guess that leaves me stuck watching reruns.

28 Sep 2006 06:42 pm

Hello new host!

After a unfortunate event with my old webhost, I was forced to switch over to DreamHost. Hopefully, this will provide a good enough host for my site. Please note that everything won’t be up right away.

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