let's go

it's ending, and i beta write a summary of what we've done, so that years later and i look back, i will appreicate what i've gone through.

perhaps this is the first time working on the actual implementation of java codes, trying, shall i say tried instead? anyway, to write a "mammoth" program that dwarfs any other tiny mini programs we've written before...but it's still incomparable to the game programmers, i worship them, and guys, stop buying pirated game cds or illegal downloads, though it's very tempting...and i just realised the difference between those professional programmers and me,the newbie "code writer"( it would be an insult to the word ' programmer ' if i use it to address myself ), they go through all the nuts of sleepless nights overdosing coffee, cracking heads, pulling hair, squeeze brain, cursing the computer which won't give a damn of what u say and yet still giving you error message...but they earn big bucks;now the difference comes: my dear parents paying the school fee, and i m going through all the nuts of sleepless nights overdosing coffee, cracking heads, pulling hair, squeeze brain, cursing the computer which won't give a damn of what u say and yet still giving you error message...

at least i learnt one thing to stay alive and kicking in university : do or die, even if error seems forever...

nights after nights in the 24 hours computer lab( i gave it a code name: lab711) in SOC, our program is finally working...and the water cooler of the buliding at 3rd floor is never working after 9pm, so i have to go to 2nd floor to get my thirsty feeling quenched, at least in this mad house, the gravity is proved to be working and the water pressure at the 2nd floor is always higher than the 3rd ; at the end of the corridor at the 8th floor, there's a ladder accesses to the roof top, i've been there on the top(without being detected by the security, of course) with high anticipation to see something encouraging, what got printed on my retina is the shrunk image of university, hell yes, it's still university!!; always got pple playing CS(it stands for couter strike, not computing science) condition zero in the com lab, they are using the lab like a lan shop, 24 hour charge free ; and you can always ignore the sign in the lab that reads"NO FOOD AND DRINKS ALLOWED", 'cause we always bring in our ice-lemon tea, papaya juice, banana milk shake, coke-regular, coke-light, pepsi-lime, soya bean milk, milo etc etc...

i think i probably know this buliding better than the security...

monday will be submitting the source cd for our program, i guess overall it's got 3000++ lines of codes...i m not blasted out yet, so let's go