My laptop hasn't been too stable recently, it has had problems with
locking up for short amounts of time, randomly doing weird stuff and
confusing the mouse a bit. Today, I finally got around to picking it
apart. The keyboard included a huge amount of dust and hair, the heat
pipe to the CPU was clogged with dust, and for some reason, the
loudspeakers (even though calling them loudspeakers feel a bit silly)
were disconnected, so I reconnected them.
All in all, my laptop is a lot happier now, and so am I. I'm just
hoping it will stay nice and well-behaving.
I've been in Hemsedal now for a few days. Sunday was snowy, and I got
a bit further on the software architecture project. Luckily, we had
to deliver then, so I got it out of the way. I understand why I don't
like Java.. too many classes in order to do anything.
Didn't do much at all Sunday, just programmed, programmed and
programmed. Talked a bit with Karianne on IRC, which was nice. I
miss her a lot, luckily it's less than a week until I see her again.
I hacked C on Monday, for the experts in team project. It was fairly
nice to be doing that again, and I discovered why I don't like C too
much: no classes, so all has to be done in functions without
namespaces. Sucks, but sucks less than Java.
I spent some time outdoors, reading as well. Finished the book
"Kunnskapsregimer - Debatten om De Nasjonale Strateger", which was
good. Interesting views on an interesting book. I don't think I'll
write anything resembling a review of it, though. I have been reading
it for too long, need to concentrate my reading a bit for the time to
come.
Spent some more time today (Monday) talking with Karianne. She is
having a good time in Oslo, but getting tired, so I am a little
worried about her, but it will probably work itself out just fine.
Not too much interesting happening, which is a good thing, my body has
become a lot less tense in the last few days, and I hope I'll be able
to relax more in the coming days. Getting lots of sleep is also nice.
