Very strange. On Thursday, on my way to work I saw a cat in the park being harassed by a crow so I recorded it. Unfortunately the video isn’t very sharp because the animals were far away and I was recording them with my phone. I thought it was really funny, as if the crow had a big problem with the cat being there, meanwhile the cat completely ignores the bird.
Funniest of all, I walked the same route the next day and they were there again doing the exact same thing!
The site is back up on line! For more than a month it’s been down while I transferred it from the Namibian server to a new Hungarian web host and now it’s back. Apologies to anyone who wanted to access the site during this time and thank you for your patience. Now that things are working more or less smoothly I should be able to post some fresh content! 🙂
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These are some pictures from when Petr, Elina, Sara and I took a trip to Innsbruck to visit IKEA, see the Golden Roof and have a look around for the rest of the day.
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These are some pictures I took while exploring Dornbirn with my roommate, Svaťa earlier this week. The river is frozen and there’s lots of snow everywhere. Click the thumbnails to see bigger pictures and descriptions.
I’m sitting in the departure lounge right now and feeling really excited! By tonight I will have left Africa to spend the next 5 months studying in Austria, I can’t wait! 🙂
So, what’s going to be different about your blog this year?
—The Daily Post
This year I’m going to write something on this blog at least once a week! Last year I wrote a mere 13 posts, an average of just over one a month. During that time a lot of my effort was also focused on moving my blog over from Blogger and on various projects. This year I want to write more, so I’ve put the Post A Week 2012 badge on my site to remind myself and other people. If you’d like to participate too, go get yourself a badge from The Daily Post, let’s see if we can do this!
To my great dismay, K. Mandla has decided to discontinue K.Mandla’s blog of Linux experiences.
I first came across it when it was mentioned in a post on another blog I was looking at, which challenged readers to try to use their computers without the Graphical User Interface for just a day! I accepted the challenge and after using Arch Linux for the first time and reading around on K. Mandla’s blog for a while I learned a lot about powerful and efficient ways of using the computer and giving use to low-end hardware. K. Mandla talked about things like lessism vs minimalism and maximalism, a word that might better describe his idea of minimalism, and I agree.
His blog was a great resource for people who keep things light and get the most out of the technology they have. It has a huge list of software and a wiki too. He used to post very regularly, about once a day, but although the site is still online, he won’t be making any more additions. This was without a doubt my favourite blog, probably the only blog I actually read. I’m not sure I’ll ever write that much on here, I haven’t even written anything for the last 4 months or so, but I somehow hope I can carry on what K. Mandla started and share my useful ideas and information with you.
“Be kind to one another. We’re all we’ve got.” —K.Mandla