So, on the plus side, I have spent a few days researching PHP and SQL, and am now starting babysteps back into the world of programming. (Yes, I used to be a programmer, but I am basically starting from scratch,
Archive: May 2001
Good things No exams Created a shellscript which detects what time of day it is, and dials the appropriate connection Created a shellscript which detects if the connection has a 2hr cut-off time, and if it does, plays a warning
Sloth by means of the internet, Cool 🙂 I’m going to have to make an effort at Not Being Smug at people, although I know people who finished exams days ago (Hi Liz) but also people drowning in Giraffe poo.
Sorry, No High Score Exams over. Never again do I have to take a Higher National Diploma Exam, after two years I’m finally out of the University, and after 15 years I have finally left the educational system in the
Last exam tomorrow. Spent the day with lonecat for the Terry Pratchett signing here, meet ended 21:00. Good Day :-). 2am, so going to bed now.
ITE Giraffe: Think I passed. Hope I passed. One giraffe left Problem: Dispite one of my group (I refuse to call us a Team anymore) seeming to have a death wish (Who is probably reading this now, Hi) to escalate
The Kaycee Nicole FAQ That was astoundingly sad. The ease of which you could create a hoax like that on the net is fairly well known, but it’s the depth you have to go to to keep something like that
Today was a good email day. Feedback is always good, and feedback that states that “Aquarionics is a haven of absurdity in a humorless universe” is greater than good 🙂 Feedback from Vulcan, misc spam, Invitations from Amazon.co.uk to spend
Two Giraffes down (Object Development and Intermediate Software Engineering), Two more (Information Technology Environments and Database Systems Design) to go, Wednesday and Friday respectively. This means that by Saturday, all my Giraffes and relationship with Sunderland University is over for
Okay, Exams happening, so lack of updates. Not that I’ve been *revising* for exams, but I’ve been busy with displacement activities. Number one of these was the Anagrammer, my first ever working CGI script (Writen in Bash, and fairly locked