Today I had some really good time at Amateur Song Festival. I was expecting a lot of it, but it was even better than I could imagine. Lots of people, lots of singing, lots of wine, lots of fun. I estimate there were about 200 people total. A lot of familiar faces. :) I didn’t … Continue reading Amateur Song Festival
This is my attempt to provide a clear and simple instructions on adopting Vim text editor for programming needs. I am using Perl as the programming language in the examples, but most of this document will apply equally for any other programming language. Update: This post was translated into Portuguese by Alceu Rodrigues de Freitas … Continue reading Vim for Perl developers
Today is a big holiday in Russia – The Victory Day. On May 9, 1945 Soviet soldiers put the flag of USSR on German’s government headquarters – Reichstag, signalling an end of the Second World War. 59 years passed since that day. Most of the people who survived that war are dead now. But there … Continue reading Victory Day
Today Olga, Vladimir and I went to Omodos village to warm up our summer travelling habbits. It’s the second time I’ve been to this village. First time was together with Lev about 3 month ago when it was cold and dark. This time around it was rather warm (+25C). It was also very sunny. The … Continue reading Trip to Omodos
I’ve finally got my hands on a couple of CDs with Metallica’s S & M, which they recorded live together with San Francisco symphony orchestra conducted by Michael Kamen. After listening to less then half of the first disk I had a terrible regret that I didn’t get this masterpiece earlier. Maybe I am too … Continue reading Metallica S&M [Live]