June 30, 2008
Last day of June 2008. It ain’t gonna come back ever again. I have a lot of stuff that I wanted to get posted. I just don’t have the time right now. They can wait.
G’day^_^
Treasurer?! Moi?!?
You are so kidding me.
Well, whatever.
Previous problem done. I got accepted to the class I was supposed to be in – thank God. But now, I have a new one – a long term one.
Moi, Skye, treasurer?!? Org officer?
What were they thinking?!? I mean, it’s not like I’ve ever been a treasurer – let alone officer. And I have no freakin’ idea about being one.
Why didn’t I object? ‘Cause I was like, “Go on, guys. It’s not like I’ll win anyway.” But I did. Fortunately or unfortunately? I’ll leave it to time.
I don’t know.
But maybe… Not maybe… I’ll take on this challenge.
God help me.
This is so not good…
Ok.
This day was a not-so-good day and I so don’t like it.
Wondrin’?
Simply ’cause, I’m in danger of losing my scholarship not because of my fault but because of that pre-registration stuff. Whatever!
It’s not like it’s my fault. Now I’m just hoping that that instructor’s got some of the thing they call consideration and allow me in her class ’cause I really can’t afford to lose my scholarship – especially if it wasn’t my freakin’ fault!
But I know Someone up there is guiding me.
I need His help this time – big time.
So what was that supposed to mean, huh?!?
So what was that supposed to mean, huh?!?
June 14, 2008
I rode a bus earlier on the way home. I thought it’ll be an oh-so-peaceful accident-free ride. Well, it was accident-free but it so wasn’t oh-so-peaceful.
Well, uhm, maybe there were only a few of us who noticed but it wasn’t good.
First, a stupid motorcycle driver tried to overtake a truck on the other lane and it was a freakin’ sharp turn – down the hill slopes. And, yeah, we almost crashed with that motorcycle.
Then, another stupid person, a minibus driver stopped to pick up some passengers. The thing is he didn’t think of moving to the safe side of the road where he can stop to pick up his passengers – we were on the same lane. And guess what? We were inches from bumping into that freakin’ minibus. If only the breaks weren’t as good, God knows what could’ve happened.
You might be wondering where I was seated. I was seated at the third set of seats from the front most. Omens. Whatever.
Good thing is nothing bad happened except I arrived home so weak feeling like I wanna do nothin’.
JERK! Total jerk!
[June 1, 2008]
JERK! Total jerk!
I don’t care if his waaaaaaay older than me but, really, he’s a total jerk! Scums of nature! I’ll be just too happy if I never see his face again!
I can live without a hateful a day. Thank you.
He’s a total mood-wrecker! I was here enjoying some songs in my laptop and there he comes so full of himself ruining my oh-so-good day! Jerk! If only he’s not a freakin’ costumer I wouldn’t have had to talk to him – again; he’s ruined my day once before. I’m just so unfortunate to be on duty in our store in time when he buys his grocery.
‘Cause he so full of air he scolded me told me not to be “stupid” even if I’m doing my job right. First time he came I wasn’t able to give his order a second plastic bag, and he scolded me for that. This time I was hurrying, but accurately doing my job, because he’s not the only costumer there is and I’m the only one on duty in our small store and again he scolded me for that telling my not to be in a hurry because he’s not! Jerk!
(Breath in, breath out…)
If only I’m not good enough to respect elders, I could have talked back at him. But no, I’m not as tough as that. Whatever.
Funny thing is I remembered what another person told me about him the first time he ruined my day,
“Just let him be so. He’s not got much time to live that’s why he’s got that attitude.”
Thank you.
June 15, 2008
That jerk came back to our store. Same drill. He sucks! Total jerk! With a capital letters J-E-R-K!
Crap!
I so don’t like this!
[June 1, 2008]
What date is it today? June 1, 2008. Yeah. And that means school is just around the corner and I don’t like it. Really. I so don’t like it. But it’s not like I have a freakin’ choice. Whatever!
If only I can stop time, oh so classic, that would be better. But no, I’m no Hero.
It’s just, it sucks! School sucks! If only school is cool then it would be okay.
Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
This time I’m really gonna finish my filler about my Asus EeePC
Yeah.
I finally got my own time.
The EeePC
Most reviews say that the EeePC is good and I can just easily agree to that. From a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being the highest, it’s an easy 15. No kidding. It’s really a good kinda notebook.
The price is so right. It’s not much of a powerhouse of a notebook but even if it is that cheap, it still boasts a lot of good stuff within it.
Quick start-up? Check. Quick shut down? Check. It can start-up and shut down almost twice as fast as other devices of the like.
The EeePC is really very portable. Lightweight, less than 1kg. The kind of notebook you can easily bring anywhere you want.
The notebook has more than 40 learn, work, and play tools pre-installed. It’s really worth the price.
The built-in camera also has a good resolution and can take decent pictures.
Speakers sound good. None of those scratching noise crap. And It’s built-in. Another bonus.
Connectivity is not an issue. LAN is plug-and-play. Wireless connectivity is out of the question, too. It can find wireless networks easily and can connect just as easily.
The screen might be small at 7 inches but most computer users can deal.
Resolution’s got two options. You can go for 800 x 600 or you can choose 800 x 480. It’s not that 800 x 480 does not fill up the whole screen, it does With 800 x 600, the screen is scrollable. But mostly you’ll go for 800 x 480.
Ports include 3 USB ports, 1 port for the microphone, 1 port for external speakers or headsets, 1 memory card slot / reader and the DC port.
Battery life is as good as the official Asus EeePC website says – it can last for 2 – 3 hours or so depending on whatever you’re doing.
Compatibility to some programs is not an issue, too. If you can’t work well with Linux, you can install Windows XP.
The only downside I can see is that mostly the available ones are the 4G models. After installing Windows XP, Microsoft Office and Mozilla Firefox only about 800 mB was left.
Mostly I can say, in a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being th highest, it is an easy 15.
A filler up on my post about my EeePC…
Yeah, I was too ecstatic the last time to give some more words. Now I’ma post more ’bout the EeePC.
And still this time I’m posting from a hotspot.
blah blah blah
Guys from the apartment unit interrupted. I’ma give the filler next time.
And, I’m beat…
Gotta crash.
Future computers — any shape and foldable
KINGSTON, Ontario (UPI) — Canadian scientists are predicting future computers will be able to change shape, respond to touch and fold into your pocket.
Queen’s University computing Professor Roel Vertegaal said not only will computers of the future be able to assume flexible forms, but they’ll respond to our direct touch and even change their own shape to better accommodate data, for example folding like a piece of paper to be tucked into our pockets.
“What we’re talking about here is nothing short of a revolution for human-computer interaction,” said Vertegaal. “We want to reduce the computer’s stranglehold on cognitive processing by embedding it and making it work more and more like the natural environment.
“It is too much of a technological device now, and we haven’t had the technology to truly integrate a high-resolution display in artifacts that have organic shapes: curved, flexible and textile …,” he added.
The concept behind the next-generation computers is reported in the June issue of the Association of Computer Machinery’s journal Communications of ACM.
Copyright 2008 by United Press International
from Arcamax Science and Technology e-zine, 06-07-2008
