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Friday, October 22, 2004

Early Morning, Long Night

Well it's 5:30 am and I have just done a major update to my Blog, I have been meaning to for a while update back to Thanksgiving but I just haven't had the time. But now that it's done, please go back and check it out! Why am I up at 5:30 you ask? well that's also the reason why my post count has been low of late, particularly assignments! I have had heaps of the buggers! And tonight I have been in the lab completing a Software Specification, something that all SE's love! In particular one involving lots of UML and SDL.

Anyway, it's cold, and I am starting to feel tired... Good night Canada, and good Evening Australia... oooh that's disturbing!

Don't forget to read my new posts!

posted by Philip on 7:36 pm  3 comments

3 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said in a strange voice...

i have NFI WTF UML and SDL are.

Ultra Man's Leggings
Under My Loincloth

Small Dick Length
Super Dad's Linoleum

nah im betting its some uber geek thing.

so to satiate my insatiable curiosity what the hell is it?

1:40 pm, October 24, 2004  
Blogger Philip said in a strange voice...

Hey Dan,

UML & SDL are both Software Desgin modelling thingys.

UML means Unified Modeling language.
SDL means Specification & Desgin Language.
(Just like flowcharts detailing the way software should be designed and flow)

Both suck in a major way and I don't want to do anymore.

BTW SE = Software Engineer

Phil

2:47 am, October 25, 2004  
Blogger Philip said in a strange voice...

That is definetly more of a personal preference...

3:10 am, October 26, 2004  

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