Friday:
- Worked
- Went to Wal-Mart
- Watched The Air I Breathe
- Watched 5 Deadly Venoms

Saturday:
- Double-featured Wanted and Wall-E (both were quite good)
- Watched The Wedding Singer on Netflix
- Read some of Neveryona by Samuel Delany

Sunday:
- Went to Wal-Mart
- Watched Undercover Brother
- Watched Get Smart’s Bruce and Lloyd Out of Control
- Watched What About Bob? (again)
- Watched Who Framed Roger Rabbit (again)
- Watched Flawless

Monday:
- Worked
- Watched Mushishi (Bugmaster)
- Watched The Uninvited
- Read some of The Debian System
- Got paid and bought Security Warrior, Secure Coding: Principles and Practices, and How Linux Works.

Plans for today:
- Working
- Watch Yojimbo
- Watch Sanjuro
- Read Neveryona

I need to get more web two-point-oh for a few things I need to do for work, so the first of these is jQuery because I needs to get more Ajaxy. I’ll try reading tutorials and junks on this in a while.

Additionally, I need to brush up on some XML processing, so I’m going to work on some XPath! I need XPath to build an interface with some AI tools and I hope to use the jQuery to make it a little more user-friendly. It is great that I have work to motivate me to actually learn stuff.

I have been staying in Morgantown for the summer undergoing an internship with the NASA/WVU Applied Technologies Lab. You can visit the site through the link entitled ‘ATL’ on the right navigation. Anyway, I just evaluate software, build furniture, and actually do a little bit of programming, which is fun. I’m also learning a little more about Ubuntu and Debian systems.

Speaking of such things, I actually purchased two books quite recently:

Mac OS X Internals: A Systems Approach - This book looks both interesting and extremely grueling, at 1600 pages. I have yet to start it because I’m currently in the middle of other things.

The Debian System: Concepts and Techniques - I bought this book to assist me in my limited knowledge of Debian systems, since some of the stuff I’ve been doing has been related to Ubuntu and packaging on Ubuntu, which I have no idea how to do since I am a Windows-turned-Mac user.

In my free time I do one of the following:

• Watch Movies - I’m probably at 40-50 since mid-May
• Play Guitar - Downtuned to suck at playing Death - Crystal Mountain
• Browse Internet/Listen to Music
• Read Books - Harry Potter 7, 2 Roger Zelazny books, currently on a Samuel Delany

Lastly, for those of you who have actually been here before, I changed the layout only slightly. I attempted to make it look less cluttered and less web-0.2.0 by removing some borders and other things.

PIECE OF CRAP YOUTUBE MAKING SLIDESHOWS OUT OF MY WORK

http://destroys.us/media/ has a full version entitled Eddie Battle Song.mov.

LAWL

Speaking of moving pictures, Wired has shown me a list of upcoming shows that look quite promising. And we don’t have to worry about Fox canceling them as Nathan Fillion is nowhere to be found.

In other news, I am so proud of myself now that I managed to post something on the programming section of Reddit that has managed to make it to the front page! Yes, I am pitiful. It was a link to these linked list exercises in C.

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#sum of the squares
some = 0
for i in range(101):
	some = some + i*i
 
#square of the sums
squar = 0
tempsum = 0
for i in range(101):
	tempsum = tempsum + i
squar = tempsum * tempsum
 
print abs(some - squar)

On another note, I noticed my site looks like crap in Internet Explorer, but grandmas on their 386’s aren’t visiting this site anyway.

Though it’s already three years old, this guy has pretty good foresight on the future of content delivery.

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i = 20
while((i%20 != 0) or (i%19 != 0) or (i%18 != 0) or 
(i%17 != 0) or (i%16 != 0) or (i%15 != 0) or (i%14 != 0)
 or (i%13 != 0) or (i%12 != 0) or (i%11 != 0)):
	i = i + 20
	print i
print i

I am going to hell.