Hi all,



I've been very busy these days with a lot of things, studying being the one with paramount importance, although I know that I have not done enough.



I have one subject to do, Financial Accounting and Tax Principles. Pound for pound, this subject is stronger than valium. It manages to put me to sleep within 10 minutes, without fail. I never know how I am going to pass this, short of divine intervention. As I am a staunch atheist, that gives me no chance whatsoever. I've gone through the whole emotional spectrum about this subject. I have all but gone insane, and the worst part is, there is no single person that I know who can help me.



I have to get back to studying again. I have spent too much time at the computer.



Until my next post,



Ni

Living in Sri Lanka, being a Sri Lankan, we get to hear more patriotic songs than probably anywhere else in the world. As of the recent past, it's becoming a way for talentless, ugly idiots to get attention, a marketing strategy rather than any way to entertain people.



It's as if people just see those songs and go "They are patriotic. Let's support them" I do not agree with such people. I think a song should be appreciated for what it means to the person who sings it and what it means to everyone who hears it.



I used to like, and still to this day, like the songs that they made in the past, maybe up to the mid 1990s, after which the market became way too competitive and commercialised. What people and artists (and so-called artists) didn't realise was that Music is not all about money. Rather, music is about making people happy or making people realise something they have not already.

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Ni

Well, last year, it dawned on me that I should make myself a new computer, which is not to be connected to the net, exclusively for playing single player games, and the computer that I have, and that I am using right now, is totally inadequate for this.



This particular (inadequate) machine comes with the following specs:

AMD Sempron 64 2500+ processor

Asrock K8NF4G Mainboard (on-board VGA is being used right now. Geforce 6100)

1GB 333MHz Kingston RAM

250 GB Hitachi Deskstar Hard Drive

500 GB Lacie External Hard Drive

Liteon 16x DVD Writer (almost broken)

3.5" Floppy Drive (what the hell for?)

Windows XP SP2



The new machine that I assembled includes the following (All parts as of now):

AMD 64X2 4000+ (probably a bit less than it should be, but a great deal nonetheless)

MSI K9N-SLI F Mainboard

6GB DDR2 PC-6400 800MHz A-Data RAM

Evga E-GeForce 8600GT with 512MB DDR2 RAM

1 x 60GB Maxtor IDE Hard Drive

2x 500 GB Maxtor SATA Hard Drives (making a total of a terabyte of storage)

Samsung 20X DVD Writer

Windows Vista Ultimate 64-Bit



Games like Crysis works quite well in this new rig, but the problem lies in the fact that I can't get the maximum out of games due to the DDR2 RAM in the Video Card. Because of this, I decided to buy myself the new 9600GT (I bought one off Amazon.com for about $189 just today, and I will be expecting the card to be delivered within 2 weeks).



Buying this rig has got me in financial trouble and I have planned out a 6-8 month flexible program to get rid of the debt in the form of a massive credit card bill.



As for time to play video games, well, I think it's a matter of prioritising what comes first.