can some people be anymore abrasive? not to mention excessively arrogant and unbelievably rude. not a kind word ever comes out of that mouth. i dont remember having to put up with so much shit. there is so much shit back there, i swear that bitch is a septic tank. a cesspool of filth. IT STINKS!! fortunately, there is a recourse. wait. having heard from the wisened buddha who promises that suffering is an illusion. and its temporary. that at least, is something to look forward to. meanwhile, there is arcadia. that same night, i went back. to past glories. l'année était deux mille un. le mois de mai. i wish it all to come back to me. comment peux-je oublie? i dreamed i was back aux etats-unis. twice as much as in the daylight. then there was a whom i longed for ever since. i asked myself what was i afraid of. why didnt i do anything. why did i let the moment pass. if there is a door somewhere in time, come back to me ..
je relis le protocol kyoto. russia is signing up! i hope more countries are seeing the light of wisdom in taking care of the planet. while america, like in many of its policies, continues to evade the responsibility of taking care of earth. despite clear indications that they are the topmost polluters of the planet. the same attitude posted by some americans over the iraqi situation. and i quote "why does america have to ask permission from the UN if they want to go to war" .. its one planet. what they do especially of this scale has huge repercussions. why cant they see that?
je lis un livre que s'appelle design patterns par grady booch. i am impressed with the catalog of design patterns featured in chapter one, recognizing past implementations of former projects. here are some of my impressions:
1. Facade. MFC looks like its using a facade to simplify GDI and win32 APIs.
2. Command. Passing objects as parameters.
3. Flyweight. Utility libraries.
4. Proxies. Data Placeholders.
5. Singleton. theApp! But dont get too hang up on your globals.
6. Template Method. similar process different data types.
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