Monthly Archives: September 2007
OTU out
Today I realized I passed the OTU (Territory Ordering and Town Planning) test. I suffered a lot of stress because even when it’s one of my favorite subjects, and I have a lot of fun working on it, the pressure … Continue reading
Fishin’
Last Monday the new year began in my Civil Engineers School. There were some speeches for the beginners by professors to explain them how hard fun is this degree. And it was a chance to try to get new volunteers … Continue reading
Little steps to opening the world
In these last days I have been ‘unplugged’ two very interesting news jumped me from worry to happiness. One is the ISO stopping Microsoft with the OOXML defective by design standard (via OSNews). If ISO had aproved OOXML maybe it … Continue reading
Retirement
It was with me since I was sixteen. Because I passed the Railways september test, I can give a rest to this old scientific, non-programmable Casio Fx-250c. It was a faithful mate all this years, but I will not need … Continue reading
Semanthics for a killing-Semántica para un asesinato
In the last months I read a pair of stories that made me think about how we play with words to refer the same action. In one side, the use of the term ‘feticidio’ (killing a fetus, in Spanish) in … Continue reading
Looking for an unicorn
Near two years ago I wrote a post about CAD file formats. I defended the DGN format against DWG or DXF. Then I thought the Open Design Alliance was a good idea. But since that post to now I began … Continue reading
New cycle
I have been busy the last weeks with September tests. But I had to run the migration to a new hosting service because I finished the contract with the former, and I was looking for better service. My friend Tomás … Continue reading