Jet lagged.

Posted on April 9, 2006 by SoundGuy

It didn’t take more then a week for me to go back from Vacation time zone (getting up at 8-9am) to Vampire time zone (Going to sleep at 8-9 am).

Yawn. It’s 17:30 now, and i just woke up.

And next week, it’s Convention time zone !

Bloody internet and computer games !
They just keep me up all night…
But i love them and can never live without them.

Ariel Leviatan told me last week that, when he called at around 14:00 and i was still asleep that I know how to live good.
I try, and sometimes i succeed…

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Bithrday Season

Posted on April 7, 2006 by SoundGuy

The first two weeks of April are PACKED FULL with birthdays !
There’s Assaf Mendelson, and Ariel Leviatan, and Yael L, and Ilan Riener, and Alon Ziv, and … hmm..

I’m sure I’m forgetting someone.

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Piracy in Israel and Europe and the rest of the world.

Posted on April 4, 2006 by SoundGuy

Here’s a question for you.
Havd you ever thought to blame the movie and TV industry for the piracy in Israel, or European countries ?
I’m sure you have.

Comes MovieLink, a company that lets you buy and download movies through the net.
But, If you’re outside the US, try clicking this link:
http://movielink.com/

One of two of you might be in the US, so here’s what I get redirected to:
http://www.geodirect.net/cgi-bin/WebObjects/TrafficBroker.woa/wa/submit?sourceID=2001

Thanks for your interest in Movielink, the leading movie download service. We want you to enjoy our powerful movie experience, but it is presently unavailable to users outside of the United States.


We hope you enjoy the products and services offered below.

Well, sorry to let you down, people in MovieLink, but I CANNOT enjoy your products and services, because you fucking don’t let me into you website AT ALL to enjoy them!

Now, want me to tell you why people pirate again ?
Because they aren’t presented with any other viable options !

BTW, It’s almost the same thing with Paypal, or iTunes.

Americans comes first, but the rest aren’t important.

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Out of words.

Posted on April 4, 2006 by SoundGuy

Never start a post with the words “I don’t have anything to write about”.

The solar eclipse last week and the whole trip and the events following it left me with a feeling of inadequacy towards the words I can use to describe my emotions.

So i’ll use other people’s words in these quotes:
“It’s so beautiful. They should have sent .. a poet”
(from Contact)

“A solar eclipse. The cosmic balet goes on”
— Leonard Nimoy, Simpsons episode “The Monorail”

I promise you pictures and a short movie once I upload them, all according to popular demand.

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Don’t shoot the puppy

Posted on March 25, 2006 by SoundGuy

Of all the awesome stuff i saw in Boing Boing today, like LED fridge magnets or Piss-controlled urinal-based video games
I decided to link the Don’t shoot the puppy game.
If you move your mouse or touch your keyboards you shoot the puppy, and you have to not shoot it.
Good luck.

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Amazing video !

Posted on March 22, 2006 by SoundGuy

Found
this video while surfing.

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The Producers

Posted on March 22, 2006 by SoundGuy

Yes. Indeed.
Go see The Producers, the movie. It’s an exact reproduciton of the broadway play, and even slightly funnier.
And make sure see the credits to the end, like I always do.

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Turkey on a whim

Posted on March 21, 2006 by SoundGuy

we decided to take a last minute deal and fly to Anatalya next week to see the full solar eclipse with Gil Biderman!

expect many nice pictures.

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Geek Extreme

Posted on March 18, 2006 by SoundGuy

Dudes !
I bring you the next installment in my Star-trek / Weird al geekishness :
The Klingon Accordion !

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Fucking Java !

Posted on March 17, 2006 by SoundGuy

A whlie ago, I learned Java. Sometimes, all the object oriented issues sometimes get too theoretical, and disconnected from the real world..

quoting http://www.kuro5hin.org/story/2006/3/14/175929/544


The problem with most computer science texts is the examples aren’t interesting. Polymorphism isn’t really hard to understand, but the examples are usually boring or difficult to understand. This is an alternative text which attempts to use a problem space that’s already familiar to the college student to make the concepts of programming simple.

Pre-requisite skills You must be comfortable with classes and objects and read basic java/c# to follow this lesson.

They are serious with the pre-requisite thing. If you don’t know what classes and objects are, you won’t find it funny.
Also, a sense of humor is pre-requisite. I know some of you lack it, and you need to seek out proffesional help.
A comedian or something.

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