I lost my bus pass yesterday. Good thing it's almost the end of the month.

That's the bad news. The good news is that I showed up to helf's birthday party. Strangely enough, I don't know Harold, so it was quite odd showing up to his party and saying "hello" to people in the hopes that one of them was him.

You see, I received an invitation in my ( Read more... )

I was beating my head against the wall, trying to revise Linux 2.4.21 such that GCC 4 likes what it sees. This, my friend, is not an exercise I'd recommend for fun and games.

That was about the time that Julie called. She had arrived in town and was calling to let me know. As well, she had been visiting S. W. Welch, a used bookstore down St- ( Read more... )

I've shelved boxes and boxes upon books, until I have finally discovered the floor again. It's nice, hardwood in fact.

There are a couple of boxes of Julie's books that I've collected into a pile, and with any luck I can tuck them away under a bed in the near future. Aside from that, I'm mostly moved in now. The only things left to do are ( Read more... )

It's vaguely pleasant to wake up in the morning before the alarm clock. The sun comes in through the window, plays through the spider plant, and makes a nice pattern above my head. I've been sleeping on the double futon, which is rather comfortable, even if it is resting on the floor. Typically, Timin is there by my feet but he has learned to ( Read more... )

Here I am hacking on a manual for WvStreams, as I travel by train to Toronto. That's actually a layover for my trip to Waterloo. We're heading down there to hire another round of co-op students, this time for Winter 2005. Along the way, we'll feed and water them (for a much deserved mid-term break.)
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A nice postman came by this morning with a box. It was a delivery of books for me.
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