Hello? Is There Anybody In There?
Just nod if you can hear me...
It's, wow 6:34 AM and I decided I could spare some time and update the ol' Blog. :)
I've been up coding pretty much all night with a few moderate breaks, and I'm one slow paced Pink Floyd song from imprinting the keyboard into my forehead. Not that it's a bad thing, love listening to alittle Pink Floyd, but slow songs will bring my sleep deprevation into the forefront.
I don't think I'm going to be seeing much sleep until tonight or tomorrow, but I'm just Taking Care of Business... and Working Overtime is the understatement of that story. I'm having to involve myself with so many projects during school to keep afloat that it's getting to the point where I can either sink, swim, or die trying. But I can make it, there's always the light at the end of a tunnel (unless it's storming, well there's perodic light then).
I've learned to amuse myself by writing smart-assed and silly off-the-wall debugger comments, it's something that keeps me laughing, reguardless if I see it. Much like being awake at five o'clock in the morning at my parent's house and catching an early morning run of the Banana Splits on Boomerang.
This semester has been a definite learning experience on my part. From coding, social interaction, and a general knowledge standpoint, I think I've matured majorally. It has also gave me alittle fuel for the fire, some gas for me ass, you might say. Creatively my mind has been like a neural storm conducting ideas like Beethoven's symphony. I'm not comparing them as far as quality, but I'm comparing the fact that I'm just cranking 'em out. I'm also having to learn to be creative under another person's idea. The software development topic was supported by me, but the principle idea was not mine. But I have come up with ideas to spin it in my own way.
I will include a link, although I bet the hitcount for it would be as great as this blog's (HAHAHAHA, I see the tumbleweed bouncing by as I speak!). It is of a place called Audioscrobbler... I know what you're thinking if you have never heard of it. It is either the computer jargon equivalent of a Turkey gobble or some cute new petname for audible masturbation. (It's not the last part, and seeing I don't know the hit rate of this blog, I don't think it would catch on like wildfire as a new slang term either...).
Audioscrobbler, is bascially a plugin for your Windows Media Player or whatever form of Anti-MS audio/video software you can think of. Using your log on name it sends the song info of the music you are playing to their server and uploads it to your database of information about what you listen to. After a hundred it starts to match you up with other users to see how much compatibility in music and often give you ideas for music you might not have heard or haven't listened to in years.
This is my little listing at Audio Scrobbler.
CodeDemon84
But I'm mowing through code and I'm now pleased with my nightly progress that I've rewarded myself with alittle sleepy time. I'll catch you on the next entry of Blog Trek VI: The Undiscovered Blog Entry. (sounds like all my entries :P).
With much humor and tired eyes, I must crash before I subject myself to another random color flashing test.
It's, wow 6:34 AM and I decided I could spare some time and update the ol' Blog. :)
I've been up coding pretty much all night with a few moderate breaks, and I'm one slow paced Pink Floyd song from imprinting the keyboard into my forehead. Not that it's a bad thing, love listening to alittle Pink Floyd, but slow songs will bring my sleep deprevation into the forefront.
I don't think I'm going to be seeing much sleep until tonight or tomorrow, but I'm just Taking Care of Business... and Working Overtime is the understatement of that story. I'm having to involve myself with so many projects during school to keep afloat that it's getting to the point where I can either sink, swim, or die trying. But I can make it, there's always the light at the end of a tunnel (unless it's storming, well there's perodic light then).
I've learned to amuse myself by writing smart-assed and silly off-the-wall debugger comments, it's something that keeps me laughing, reguardless if I see it. Much like being awake at five o'clock in the morning at my parent's house and catching an early morning run of the Banana Splits on Boomerang.
This semester has been a definite learning experience on my part. From coding, social interaction, and a general knowledge standpoint, I think I've matured majorally. It has also gave me alittle fuel for the fire, some gas for me ass, you might say. Creatively my mind has been like a neural storm conducting ideas like Beethoven's symphony. I'm not comparing them as far as quality, but I'm comparing the fact that I'm just cranking 'em out. I'm also having to learn to be creative under another person's idea. The software development topic was supported by me, but the principle idea was not mine. But I have come up with ideas to spin it in my own way.
I will include a link, although I bet the hitcount for it would be as great as this blog's (HAHAHAHA, I see the tumbleweed bouncing by as I speak!). It is of a place called Audioscrobbler... I know what you're thinking if you have never heard of it. It is either the computer jargon equivalent of a Turkey gobble or some cute new petname for audible masturbation. (It's not the last part, and seeing I don't know the hit rate of this blog, I don't think it would catch on like wildfire as a new slang term either...).
Audioscrobbler, is bascially a plugin for your Windows Media Player or whatever form of Anti-MS audio/video software you can think of. Using your log on name it sends the song info of the music you are playing to their server and uploads it to your database of information about what you listen to. After a hundred it starts to match you up with other users to see how much compatibility in music and often give you ideas for music you might not have heard or haven't listened to in years.
This is my little listing at Audio Scrobbler.
CodeDemon84
But I'm mowing through code and I'm now pleased with my nightly progress that I've rewarded myself with alittle sleepy time. I'll catch you on the next entry of Blog Trek VI: The Undiscovered Blog Entry. (sounds like all my entries :P).
With much humor and tired eyes, I must crash before I subject myself to another random color flashing test.
posted by Patrick Johnson Jr. at 4:32 AM
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