Hey, it’s me again, sorry for not posting much… Anyway, I recently got fed up with my previous debug logging method and decided to remake it. Before I’d use it like this, [VAPIHelper debugLog:@"AppDelegate" message:[NSString stringWithFormat:@"authTokenPresent is %@", self.authTokenPresent ? @"YES" : @"NO"]];

So in my current catalog of university courses, public speaking is one of them. This week we had to come prepared to class with a monologue, song or poem to present in front of the class. Luckily we did not have to memorize our selection however we were graded based on the several techniques we learned during class such as look at the audience, eye contact, and other things such as to not present yourself as stiff and dress appropriately.

Today I want to write to you about Little Free Libraries.

Following my 1 year hiatus from education after high school, I finally got off my ass and applied to a University, that would be City Tech on Jay Street, NYC. I’m writing this to give you my first impressions after my first week attending. The campus is bigger than any school I’ve ever been to.

So recently I’ve been working on Veteris (My App Store client/server) and YewTube (My YouTube client) and needed a better way to add logging to my apps without it logging on release builds.

First let me start off by saying, Thank You to all who have read Part 1 and visited my websites since the time of publish!

This is a test from Windows Server 2008 R2, sent over the internet via BlogDesk to this WordPress Instance!

A very “gracious” friend forcefully donated me an upgraded ThinkPad R51 and then made ME pay for the shipping along with some of the upgrades. So for my first blog post, I decided that I’d review this laptop and write about my experiences with a fully setup time period correct Linux install on it.