Monthly Archives: November 2009

Reading Time: < 1 minute  I recently installed the assembler editing and compiling environmentfor my PC. It’s MASM, freely available over the Internet. I am lookingforward to doing some coding with it, mainly going to implement basicalgorithms like trees and sorting in the language. It is always a challengeto make complicated things in such low level language, and one mightContinue reading “Assembler – long time no see”

Reading Time: < 1 minute  They are so alike.

Reading Time: < 1 minute  Test-driving the HTC phone. I got one from office, and test driving it currently. It’s got a Windows Mobile 6.1The user interface tries to emulate pretty much of Windows, and thus brings familiarityto the use. But because I am brainwashed to be a Nokia person, it’s somehow difficultat first to grasp the new concept.This isContinue reading “testing HTC phone”

Reading Time: < 1 minute  Instincts are always important. Follow them.

Reading Time: 2 minutes   I was working two years as independent consultant back in 2006-2007, and still have the company as idle one; it can be reactivated at a short notice, and I’m back in business.I like to tell you my experiences so far. So, let’s take a roll back over to 1998. Ihad been graduating from theContinue reading “The lovely truth about entrepreneurship”

Reading Time: < 1 minute  Some thoughts in a bachelor box. I’m engaged in a deep thought session; there’s a C# programming language bookin the background, my current project in computer science. It’s been a refreshing period of New things coming lately, and got my car back from maintenance. The Tuokko projecthas also taken a lot of time. I’m soContinue reading “Thoughts”

Reading Time: < 1 minute  The picture is taken from London, a park where I just had to jump over the fenceto get to the other side of the box. Jumping is fun, even though at this ageyou tend to think that it’s not appropiate. But heck, I did it. And no straints.

Reading Time: < 1 minute  The Message matters. ‘Viesti’, or message in finnish, is happening right nowin this picture. There’s a guy offering information probably about a volunteeringor charity organization. He’s engaging in street level action. This phenomena hasincreased a lot in Finland during the early 21st century. It’s probably a goodtool in the vast array of communications that weContinue reading “The Message”

Reading Time: < 1 minute  If you want good wok and other chinese stuff, do definitely pay a visitto the D-wok in Kamppi, center of Helsinki. D-wok offers great food, andit’s served quickly. They have nice customer service, excellent taste,and quite a good selection of daily papers; usually business magazineKauppalehti plus Helsingin Sanomat.