On the geek side:
-I’m now on KDE 3.5 beta1. Why I wasn’t before on KDE 3.5 SVN ? Two words: fucking dial-up! Source packages, Gentoo ebuild and 512M USB key to transfert the source package are the key to success.
What I’m thinking of it ? Like every major KDE 3.x upgrade, I love it 
I got some problems with KDevelop 3.3 beta1 which was too buggy(100%CPU usage so I returned to KDevelop 3.2 instead which is more stable. Sorry KDevelop guys.
-Emerge sync of a dial-up is teh evil. Well I needed KDE 3.5 beta1 packages so I made this “fatal” command on my system. And my connection has a tendency to f*** while “emerge sync” is still working. So my portage tree is now kinda broken because “emerge sync” didn’t have time to finish and god I tried multiples times, and the process is taking more than 1 hour. I blame the telephone company who don’t offert ADSL line to my village. Damn I really need a ADSL line 
-Kamefu prototype is now ready to be imported into SVN, I started a thread on kde-devel and kde-core-devel about creating a new extragear module to host KDE emulation related projects. But now I think this proposal is a bit too ambitious, maybe I should just put it into playground/games.
On real life:
-For the year, I’m a member of the school theater group as a comedian. It’s the first time for me as a comedian. In Secondary School, I was more the backstage technician guy. I finally make the jump to the other side of the scene. Anyway, today we received a copy of the piece we will play, and this will be awesome and really funny.
-School is someting kinda boring. This semester I have three course related to .NET Framework that all using VB. NET. First course is for the VB.NET language, another for the ASP.NET part and another for ADO.NET part. The problem is… I learned the .NET Framework 3 years ago with C# by myself. Also, its happend that the teachers teachs us the same thing that another teacher already told us. They are these days that I would like to dropout from school and work 40h/week of projects that I love to work on. But that’s just a un-realistic dream 
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