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I was trying to get a Java SSH client on my phone. It didn’t work, the connection kept dropping to the site as I was trying to download to my phone. The site is here. It’s GPLed. I hope you have more luck than I did

Ahh, the smell of fresh paint is in the air. It must be decorating season. My parents have resumed their decorating spree, after the bathroom they have decided to break out the paintbrushes again and attack downstairs.
My RSS feed is being logged now, muahahahahahaha! It’s nice to know that someone is reading this.
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date: 2005-02-25 [...]

Today I’ve been wiring up my laptop to my GPS, a Garmin eTrex.
I made the connector in the same way as the one I saw on this site from an old discount card. Using the technical specification from Garmin for the wiring I hooked this up to a 9-pin serial port connector.
Thank you Garmin for [...]

I’m feeling pretty good that I didn’t buy that new keyboard the other day. Today I acquired both a keyboard and monitor and the keyboard has a pound sign (the one I’m currently using is american layout).

I’ve bought myself a domain name. This site can now be accessed using the address http://gemmapeter.co.uk. I’ve been meaning to get around to getting a domain name for a long time.
I’m also thinking of adding some opinion pieces somewhere around here.

I’ve been working all day to perfect a small but useful calendar displayer.
I’ve added the code for monthView to the website’s projects section.
I have used vim so much today that I keep using vim keybindings where I’m not supposed to.:w

I’m feeling particularly motivated today. I’m preparing a box to test my final year project on. It was running Dead Rat… umm I mean Red Hat 9.
First task, unplug peripherals from desktop box, plug them into other box.
Step two, Debian Sarge net install CD. I think I’ll go for the 2.6 kernel.
Next step. Partitioning. 5GB [...]

I was going to wait till I had written all about the random Termisoc trip to London before I wrote my next blog post, but to be honest my brain has declared all the memory of London too random to incorporate into reality.