Look at it go

This is my solution to the programming task of my first semester and I just submitted that (sweaty palms). I think you need Visual Studio to run it, if you are interested in a very basic commandline calendar. I will publish the source code once I am allowed to (after presenting the solution). Btw, its written entirely in C. Yay requirements.

Back on that week in Canada, Nathaniel Woodthorpe held a presentation in the "start up slam" I visited. At that time, he was a Program Leader at GitHub. I talked to him after his presentation and told him how much I liked GitHub, but that there was one feature I personally would really appreciate: Being able to update Forks when the main repo/corresponding branch has new commits, from within the web interface. He said that he likes the idea and would forward it. Today I found out that you can now do this. Apparently since May 6th, tells you how often I work with forks.

I do not claim that this short talk had anything to do with the feature, I was just happily surprised that GitHub has this feature "now".

My big exam week (4 exams in 8 days) starts today. Wish me luck.

and that concludes that hell of a week. Now only one exam left in 7 days which I can actually prepare for.

Today I lend the E-Bike from my mother for a quick tour. It is tremendous fun riding with one of those up or down a hill, and you are fast!

Valve just announced the Steam Deck. I am a big sucker for Valve hardware and this one scratches the itch my Nintendo Switch leaves behind: Being able to play my steam library on the go with next gen hardware. It has pretty spicy price point and I won't buy it right away, but as soon as it goes on sale, I will.

https://github.com/Poolitzer/calender

Published.

Also, while I have your attention, I have a website now: https://poolitzer.eu/ \o/

Winter sweets sale started today. At least they aren't playing Last Christmas. Yet.