Going to Wacken tomorrow
So I’ll be at the sold-out Wacken festival this weekend. It’s going to be a blast, although it should rain quite a bit.

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So I’ll be at the sold-out Wacken festival this weekend. It’s going to be a blast, although it should rain quite a bit.

I finished my degree about a week ago and has since been enjoying the summer. I’m starting a company in Aalborg with two from my study in about three weeks time.
So I’m back in Denmark. It was very hot on that little island and it seems the heat has followed me all the way back. Anyway I have my first exam of this semester tomorrow so I haven’t been doing much else for the last couple of days than reading up on that material. I wanted to apply the no-X SDL patch (with some modifications) for mmsv2 but haven’t found the time yet. After the exam tomorrow I’ll probably get it done.
I’m going on vacation to Tenerife next week so don’t expect me to answer mails or do much work on gentoo or mmsv2
I’ve been watching quite a lot of movies lately and not to long ago I rated the 200th movie on imdb (yeah for nice round numbers
). I really like imdb a lot. It’s very easy to find information about movies and the rating seems to be very fair (well at least most of the time
). It is a lot better than what you find then looking at the cover of movie at the video store (How anyone can give Brothers Grimm 5/5 stars is really beyond my comprehension
). Here you can see the ratings.
Seems my project proposal for porting mmsv2 to the ppc machine EFIKA got approved so they will be sending me one of the machines. Really looking forward to getting this device, it seems like a really nice low-powered computer.
I will be going to linuxforum this year. Alan Cox will be there to speak together with one of the authors of VDR. Really looking forward to it. If anyone wants to meet up please let me know by email.
Lawrence Lessig has released one of his recent talks on Google books and fair use for download. The synchronization between the audio and the video is great but I didn’t find the talk as effective in using the visuals as his other talks. But the problem addressed in the talk is interesting as always. Google books is actually a really nice tool to search for things in a book, I wish it had indexed more books.
Somehow I got my PVR150 working. I was looking into why it didn’t work, and loaded the modules as normal when I booted. Suddently all the channels worked. Strange, seems it just needed to be worn in?