After messing around with the GTK module for perl (and the documentation sucks so hard, btw), I decided to be adventurous. Yes, I went for GTK in c. This is after, like, years of not coding in c. Gtk in c is such a breeze. :) The documentation makes it all really easy to follow. Hell, I have more problems with linked lists than I do making an event handler for a button. Since it's so easy to code with, I'm starting to get all kindsa neat ideas to make my life simpler while I'm at work. An ssh frontend is just the beginning!
I'm finally home, after about 25 hours of being awake. Many of those hours were spent shopping, so I'm more than a little tired. I'll probably go to sleep soon, but I'm still feeling a little hyper from the adderall I took around 9PM. With all the drama that went on, I'm still mostly distracted (and a little pissed off), so I didn't get as much coding done as I would like. I don't even think going to old navy and buying a new shirt would fix things. No more shopping for me for a while, at least until next month.
I am so in love with my new hoodie!! It's white and has a blue Roxy logo on it. It's way cute. I wore it to work tonight. I know it's August, but it's still really cold inside the NOC. Usually by morning if I've worn my day wear (strappy gap tank top, jeans) my fingernails are an interesting shade of blue. Almost matches my hair.
norma went down three times last night. Pain in my ass. Coldfusion keeps dying on the thing, which ends up killing apache as well. I really hate these solaris boxes. I'd like them if they were stable, but for how often they have services restarted, they might as well be NT 4. I know it's a long and complicated process to get these servers patched and stable and happy, but I really wish they would start on it. Hell, I wish I had the authority to do it myself. No one seems to realize it's a problem that 10 freaking sun boxes have apache freak out several times a night, though. As long as customers don't complain...well, you know the line.
I bought EQOA yesterday, and I am very impressed. I'm not sure what it is (other than the graphics), but I really like the way they handled the game play. It seems a lot different from the PC version. I only got a chance to play it for 15 minutes before I went to work, but I got my Elf Druid (they did away with High Elves, and Wood Elves are just called Elves now) up to a level 3. yay! If you play, drop me a line. I don't like grouping with people out of the blue; I prefer people I know (even if it is only online). Most people don't know how to properly group anyways. I actually saw a group of 4 clerics wandering around once. They asked me to join. Eh, no thanks!