I’m online again. after spending 30 days in the army, I can see how I wasn’t caring enough about time and how luxurious my life was. my family isn’t that rich, but the fact that you can set on a chair and eat what you want whenever you want is a luxury by it self.

if I compare what I imagined about the life in the army and what I saw in these 30 days, I will say that the army isn’t that frightening. its just a well organized place where every thing you do, have to be done perfectly and in time. you will life with your comrades 24/7, so you will know each other well. it’s a good environment to find good friends.

I remember that I was planning to write about this experience, but they warned us allot about talking about the daily routine or whatever happens in the army. “what happens in the army, stays in the army“. I didn’t finish my 45 days yet. I still have another 2 to 3 weeks to spend in the training center. I came home 2 days ago and I will leave tomorrow -isA-.

it looks like many things happened on the internet in the last month. my mail box and feed reader are full of new items.

1. Flock – a new browser
I read about it on my twitter page. it looks like @ramsey , @CalEvans ,and many others left Firefox and moved to this new browser. I will quote Ben Ramsey here :

ramsey Flock left open all night with all my extensions enabled. No memory leaks or slow load times. Pages still load fast! Woo-hoo!

2. the release of Visual Studio 2008 and .Net 3.5
my knowledge about .Net will start going down so fast starting from this moment. maybe I will be back to .Net when they release v5.0 .

3.  iPod touch.
I ‘ll love to buy an iPod touch instead of an iPhone, but I will wait till steve jobs increases the storage or lowers the price.

4. Kindle – Amazon’s e-book reader
I need to read more about this thing. till now I don’t know if I will be able to read my old PDF books on it or not ?? another thing, the price is high.

what else happened in the last 30 days ?! if you know something else, just tell me please.

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