Reading ginsterbusch's journal

I've been busy these days.

My old life has ceased.

The new one has just begun.

Last weekend I've done the move - moving from my former home (Munich) over to my new one in Karlsruhe, with a short break in-between at my grand-aunt's site to gather all the needful things like chairs, shelfes, tables and chairs. We worked hard - me, myself and I. SCNR.

Actually my father drove the bus and I and my beloved one shifted the furniture forth and back. My new flat is located in the 5th level, and there's NO elevator, so we probably had to go more than 30 times all the way down and up again.

Now that's what I call a good training ;)

I've been with my new company since end of February 2006 (internship for 4 months, and if all works out good there'll be an apprenticeship for 2 more years!). I've started 2 days earlier than planned, thus I got 2 additional days added to my stack of vacation. The first one has already been used up for doing my move. Right now, I'm working on a small script that'll integrate into the existing CMS, allowing you to transfer data directly from server to server, instead of having to download the data first (not everyone in Germany has a T1-connection).

The atmosphere there is great, the people dont really look at how you dress or act but mainly want you to show your (programming) skills. Drinks (non-alcoholic) are for free, there's a 6 Mbit connection over 1&1 (so we're directly sitting on the source), good teamwork, what else could I want? ;)

I'm probably going to use its basic code scheme to create a file manager that'll not only feature the mentioned transfer option but also de- and compressing data on the fly WITHOUT direct access to the underlying OS.

This evening I'm gonna take a short look at one of the local clubs/pubs called Katakombe. Let's see what's going on during workdays in Karlsruhe. ;)

cu, w0lf.

Multiple exclamation marks are a sure sign for a diseased mind!

This post was edited by ginsterbusch on Mar 16, 2006.