Net Life

It's a given fact, these days, that 94.657% of the world population have, at one point in their lives, been in touch with water. Yes, startling facts indeed. Not quite as many have a facebook account, but still, I'm sure that parallels can easily be drawn, if you're into that kind of thing (if you are, and you read this AND you have an e-mail, please drop me a note of your calculations. I'd be interested). In any case, on my daily perusing of facebook, I occasionally come across a familiar face, that I just can't decide if I really want to add to the elite group I call.... My Facebook Friends!! (dramatic chord (Monty Pything fans will be thrilled at this point)). 

 

 Yet another Unix flavor.

Yeah I know there is a LOT of stuff out there about the US elections. Most of it is sound and safe, but a lot of it is confusing and so entangled, you'd have to be a dedicated follower of the elections to really keep up. Once in a while, however, a truly inspiring light shines through, from the deep corners of the internet, and clears things right up. Sure, you don't get long lists of the candidates respective viewpoints or debates or what have we. What you DO get is a ray of hope, that there will indeed be a brighter future. This video was brought to my attention through Digg, and I can't deny, after having watched it quite a few times, it brings a very powerful message through in a very clear and easily understandable way, without sacrificing integrity. And that's not something you see a lot these days.

Without further ado:

Enjoy

Over the last 12 months give or take, posting in here hasn't really been
a major priority of mine. Ironically, the lack of posts haven't been
due to an event less life. At least, not more eventless than usual.
It's due to the fact that so much weird shit has happened over the
last year, that I've been in a material overload.

What can be more fitting for a guy at his wits end, than a week of non-stop gaming and geeking? I don't know either. So that's what I'm going. Tearing a week out of my not really busy schedule to play some Quake and some CS and some whatever other game I can get my hands on with a bunch of friends. 

A friend flew in from Belgium, to drive with me and Bense. We rented a car from Hertz, and on Monday we drove the 300 odd kilometers from Copenhagen to the house of our friend. It's small time, but what the hell. We only need computers and stuff. And of course we brought our own anyway.

So, lots of soda, and frozen food, the warmth of the comps and a few hours of sleep. That's what this week is all about. It's 4:30 in the am, and my eyes are starting to fog up a bit, so I think I'll head out, but just wanted to drop a few words. Trying to keep myself at the bat with this website thing. I did enjoy writing, but just had a lot of crap going on, what with medication and doctors and psychiatrists and stuff. Oh, and work. Anyway, sleepytime, and I'll be back shortly.