Maybe I will just pretend that I’m happy about no longer having classes before 11:00 AM, for it is sure to allow me to sleep longer on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

Did anyone ever notice that the data rate of 16-bit/48Khz PCM audio is 1.4 Megabits, and the datarate of a T-1 line is 1.44 Megabits?

Coincidence? Couldn’t be!

1. Happy Groundhog Day. It was yesterday.
2. Re: Item #1, I meant to post this whole thing yesterday
3. I cannot recommend Deutscher Filmabend enough. This recommendation may be in part due to my great affinity for watching crazy german films.
4. The second hard thing about using LaTeX (Re: It is no fun being a LaTeX n00bz0r) is that, well, you have to know hard stuff in order to warrant writing it with LaTeX, so you can’t just focus on using the tool.
5. {Psi, Phi}, in the mathematical sense.
6. The tale of Elevator Hacking has been around for years; I really want to hack elevators. Unfortunately, the elevators where I live don’t even HAVE close door buttons, so this hack is useless. It also did not work for me in Siebel yesterday. Maybe I should send this to the Mythbusters? Does it work for anybody?
7. I’ve been busy. Real busy.
8. iVolume sounds like a pretty cool product because it seems to fill the role of an on-demand iTunes volume tag analyzer I was looking for. Additionally, its superior algorithm promises better results than iTunes’ built in algorithm. I haven’t yet tried it…
9. Charlie Deets, of Sally, just pulled it off. He switched to DreamHost. That was pretty hardcore of him. I helped a little bit with the intense hacking part.
10. Check out this cool logo that I designed for my friends project, RingCycle:
    I am not a graphic designer, but am pretty proud of it…
    
11. Days are getting LONGER! It was still light outside when I left work at like 5:15 the other day. Sweet. That means its getting closer to Fall, my favourite month. *edit*(where “month” is defined to mean “season”)
12. A long sleeved t-shirt is exactly what I need. I’ll have to find a cool one.
13. The best thing about walking home from the Siebel Center at 5:00 AM is the ability to sing along with one’s iPod, completely unrestrained, because everyone is sleeping.

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Right now, it is way tooo late.