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eh, not so much anti-social as anti-music they play in the cafe. 
If someone comes over and says hey I am willing to take off my
headphones 😉

anyway, i got linux running last night… beyond any point i’ve had
linux running before…ie, I could get on the internet…. but i am not
sure about my choice of distro…  not that it’s particularly hard
to use… it seems the equivalent of previous distros I have tried to
use (Redhat, Mandrake), but… it has virtually no support… whether
from they themselves or from community….  there is only a forum
where I have recieved limited help.  So I might switch back to
Mandrake or Red Hat… for that reason.  But I dunno.  I
would like to get to the point where I can use primarily that… and
Windows only when I absolutely had to.  Anyway, I am using a
fairly new distro called YOPER.  Oh yeah, and it would also help
if I could download ANYTHING precompiled for it…  my attempts at
compiling source code have failed… even though i followed the exact
directions for doing so….  eh.. what are you going to do?

I will be at Southeastern for at least one summer session.  That’s
3 weeks of fun.  3 hour classes 5 days a week… that’s 6 hours of
class a day if I take 2 classes, as I probably will.  With about a
half hour for lunch.  Now that’s what I call fun.  I don’t
know what I will take yet.  I am deciding with the hardness to
boring ratio.  the ideal class would have a small amount of
hardness with a small amount of boring.  We want to keep these
near the same level though, as I do not want to take an extremely hard
but not boring class, nor do I want to take an extremely boring class
that is easy.  Then, we don’t want them both high either…..
extremely hard and boring would be the worst possible
combination.  You know, maybe this whole ratio thing is
stupid.  I want an easy but moderately interesting class 😉