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Month: September 2002

I have work to do!

Posted on September 30, 2002September 4, 2009 by vivin

Work on this page might slow down for a while. I have a small web designing job coming up. Well, it’s not really a job per se. I go to this forum a lot, and they would like a new design on the front page… So that’s what I’m doing. It should be fun!

The world is a horrible place

Posted on September 29, 2002September 4, 2009 by vivin

I have so much work and I’m so stressed. Therefore, the world is currently the object of my hate. Physics exam on Thursday. The Photo-electric effect is a breeze. However, my Physics professor refuses to go over anything I missed, when I was busy busting my ass so he can feel safe. Consequently, I don’t…

421 permeates the core of my being

Posted on September 28, 2002September 4, 2009 by vivin

Ah 421! I love this class. It’s so hard. It’s a lot of work, yet I love it. I love programming in Assembly. This is where you’re but one level from the processor… manipulating its guts. Telling it what to do. There are no nice if-else statements here. No print statements. It’s at a way…

Ecological Simulators and Photo Albums

Posted on September 27, 2002September 4, 2009 by vivin

I finished the “Delete Photos” page on the Photo Album Tools page… which of course, none of you can see, since it’s in the admin section. But anyway… It took me this long, because I had other stuff to take care of… namely CSE 421. I only have the “Update Photos” tool to finish… after…

Jeebus

Posted on September 24, 2002September 4, 2009 by vivin

It’s like 2:30am in the morning and I don’t feel sleepy. What the hell? I have four questions left in my Physics 361 Homework. I’ve been breezing through them real easy so far. I might demo Lab 3 tomorrow. I was $1D over my professor’s size… I cut it down to $E over… which is…

Michael’s last day

Posted on September 23, 2002September 4, 2009 by vivin

Yesterday was Michael’s last day at Red Lobster. We had a small get-together at home. It was fun. We were up till 6am. Yeah… crazy. Most of the conversation during the evening-late night-early morning was conducted in Spanish. A language in which, I am not very proficient. But interestingly I did catch the drift…

www.vivin.net has a new user

Posted on September 22, 2002September 4, 2009 by vivin

My name is Marc. I am vivin.net’s first registered user. (This is actually Vivin).

My parents left

Posted on September 21, 2002September 4, 2009 by vivin

My parents left this morning. I’m quite sad. After two and a half years, I saw them for a grand total of 5 days. Hardly enough. I am planning to go to Oman this December. I hope that happens. Back to CSE 421…

Letters

Posted on September 21, 2002September 4, 2009 by vivin

I got a letter yesterday from one of my buddies who trained with me in Fort Lee. It was a pleasant surprise. In some ways I wish I was back in Fort Lee… I know I was always saying I couldn’t wait to get back home… but I wouldn’t mind another week in Fort Lee……

Cellphone and problems with this world

Posted on September 19, 2002September 4, 2009 by vivin

I have a cellphone now. It’s cool. I like it. I finally got one after all these years. It’s very useful. That’s the good news. In other news, I’m in an all-round pissed-off mood. I hate the world. The world pisses me off big time. Why? Just because. I have too much stress to deal…

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