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Yesterday I was reading on Slashdot about different sleep patterns besides sleeping 6 to 8 hours a night.

My roommate Haynes and I built a kotatsu in our room.

Okay, so I’ve been playing a good amount of DDR in the past few days (…yeah, by “days” I mean “months”).

Next semester, I’m the HTA for CS138, Networked Information Systems.

Several months ago, I wrote: I've been learning about virtual memory.

So, instead of working, I was reading Sore Thumbs, which is an awesome comic about video games.

I’m writing a kernel for 167/9.

So I’ve been taking 167/9 and working on this project called Threads.

Oh god!

I’ve successfully made soup and I want to do it again. :) It was a vegetarian soup and it tasted quite good!

I’ve moved in to Techhouse for this year.

We successfully changed over to the new server for Techhouse.

First unscrew the screws on the top and bottom of the Firewire port.

I am quickly rising through the ranks of TH :) – I’ve been elected Project Manager and Haynes, and I have also been appointed to join the ranks of the server roots.

Here’s an idea for a 5 minute puzzle game: There’s a grid of squares.

Today was Crazy Prefrosh Day at Brown, which is to say that people come and sleep in our room and bother us, and we have to try to convince them to go to Brown.

I figured out that, in large part, the role of my blog is to provide myself with a place to describe certain technical things that I am interested in, and describe them in a way that other people can understand them.

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If you’re writing a kernel, you will need to consider different methods of task scheduling, because your OS can, hopefully, run more than one program.

I am thinking about going to Boston for some of Anime Boston (Fri-Sun Apr 29-May 1).

This is some awesome C code.

I am not going to talk about all aspects of my Bermuda trip, but I would like to highlight two pieces of it.

In case you don’t know, I’m an employee at SolidWorks in my spare time.

There is a function called amb().

I’ve been working with Techhouse’s phone system.

Played Karaoke Revolution today.

I submitted an entry into the Linux on POWER contest that I previously discussed here.

I’m working on a project tentatively called Bubbles.

I’ve been learning about virtual memory.

I’ve been working on projects from the Linux on POWER challenge projects.

I mentioned it semi-jokingly last week, but the more I think about it, the more it seems to make sense – play DDR with weights around my ankles and possibly on my wrists as well (although I don’t know how much that will really do).

Writebacks (comments, etc.) are now enabled on my blog.

Just got back from the VMWare Infosession.

I’ve been digging through the Stepmania source.

This should be fun -- I'm planning on taking CS 167/9 next year.

I made my own DDR song -- which is to say, I made the steps for a song that I got elsewhere.

A few weeks ago I posted a rant on the cs018 newsgroup about Java and the new generics in 1.5.

I've joined Technology House, a program house at Brown.

I’ve been exploring XHTML and CSS.

I had to go through some pain to get this thing running, but it was cool.

I have just been exploring the use of Python to run webapps.

Slashdot today points us to OpenSolaris, where you can now download the source for DTrace, Solaris’s super-cool tool for tracing pretty much anything you can think of.