… before I forget to mention this, I got dumped last monday.
It sucked, but you’ve just got to move on.
Yeah…
Archive for March, 2006
Telus is typically my favourite cell phone service provider. I have never been to an area where I have not had coverage. I enjoy using Pay and Talk because that way I can regulate how much I spend on my phone service. As well, all of their services are easy to access.
They are not fairly priced, however.
As well, recently I added a feature to my account at a cost of $30 which is labelled “Extended Evenings and Weekends.”
Now, usually an “Evenings and Weekends” plan lasts all evening between the stated times and all day for each of the two days of the weekend, Saturday and Sunday.
This plan does not work this way. It is simply an Evenings plan, no weekends. I feel suckered as that $30 only covers evening calling when I was mislead to believe it covered weekends as well. What a bunch of ripoff artists. I’m really upset now as this plan used to be a good one and they seem to have changed it for the worst.
I hate you Telus! >:(
Why do projects fail? This guy thinks he knows, and it makes sense.
“It’s a failure of the last mile.”
A journey of 1000 miles begins with a single step.
This is that step. I am at Haaseltons, the local coffee shop hammering out the structure for this site so I can make some style sheets and back end code for it.
The idea is pretty simple, I want a blog, a guestbook of sorts (the shout-outs box) and a place to showcase any work I’m proud of (the soon to be Portfolios section).
Well, I won’t waste any more time on declaring what I’m doing and I’ll get back to doing it! This is exciting (for me at least!)
I� have just ordered a new laptop and it should be in at the store later this afternoon.
Of course I had to throw a monkey-wrench into the equation and add 512Mb RAM to the original 512Mb to make 1Gb RAM after the laptop had already arrived in store.
To see if I wanted this laptop, I wanted to test it’s 3D speed. To do this I basically ran a� program I made that puts� 10000 random triangles up on an OpenGL window and spins them around. It did this quite well. It rendered them quicker, in fact, than my workstation at work.
I’m excited! 