My sacrifice!

Yesterday I’ve stumbled upon a very interestig tech show dedicated to OpenSource. It’s called GO_OPEN.

It seams that it’s another Mark Shuttleworth project, mostly because he apears on the show multiple times (well, every time) and his companies like Canonnical and Shuttleworth Foudation are the sponsors of the show.
The show concentrates on Linux and F/OSS in […]

… from Rome.
It was a long week and a lot happened in this time. I am now recovering and trying to get my energy back.
Next few weeks will be tough because some midterm tests are on horizon and I still have to sail through a sea of books, excercises and stuff like that. I think […]

I’ve found this interesting quote on Slashdot’s “Ask Slashdot”:
Tabletop roleplaying involves coming up with creative solutions to problems set in a clearly-defined ruleset, involve constant data-tracking and minor mathematical equations, and involve working together with small groups of people toward like-minded goals. Conversely, love of roleplaying can illustrate how important creativity is to good programming. […]

A few months back, in the beginning of August I was a regular listener of Adam Curry’s Daily Source Code podcast for about three months already. And it was actually a very nice way to get to know some stuff while programming, debugging, etc. that dumb PHP code I was working on. Although, after I’ve […]

It seams that things are developing in the direction Dejan, Ivan and myself predicted a while back, while drinking beer on my birthday. (I know, it’s not the subject you would probably be discussing on such a occasion, but hey, it’s MY birthday :) Virtualization, blade servers, thin clients, network-based applications, etc. It’s all coming […]

If anyone noticed, there is a new “My Music” page in the right menu. It’s just a placeholder for now, but I’ll add my newest recording (if you could call it a recording) soon.
It will be released under a CreativeCommons licence (when I figure out which one to choose). So, stay tuned! :)