I'm doing 34 things
Since most of my contacts nowadays use these two service, I consider the goal accomplished.
Piotr Przemyslaw Karwasz's Life List
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1. publish in MathML
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2. Wikimonography Fryderyk Franciszek Chopin
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3. circumnavigate the world
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4. Learn Japanese
1 entry . 1 cheer10,759 people -
5. export this data in RDF/XML
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6. Improve my photography
648 people -
7. Live less inside my own head
1 cheer358 people -
8. redesign my blog
117 people -
9. Spend less time fooling around on the net and more time actually working
2 cheers5,461 people -
10. Witness the end of Microsoft
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11. Master PHP
319 people -
12. Save money
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13. learn xslt
53 people -
14. Master mathematics
1 entry . 2 cheers16 people -
15. learn scheme
39 people -
16. Finish what I start
4,056 people -
17. play the violin again
1 cheer158 people -
18. GHexy
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19. Contribute to planetmath.org
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20. improve my english
1 cheer2,174 people -
21. improve my German
530 people -
22. improve my Polish
2 cheers13 people -
23. Improve my French
1,445 people -
24. learn Russian
2,802 people -
25. find more time
1 cheer21 people -
26. spread foaf
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27. Build the Semantic Web
1 cheer78 people -
28. stop getting junk mail
1 entry . 3 cheers25 people -
29. Eat fugu
2 cheers76 people -
30. Be less of a geek
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31. Sleep more
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32. lose weight
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33. fall asleep outside watching the stars with someone i care about
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34. learn romanian
183 people
Recent entries
Last month come up with 2 pleasant surprises:
- The percentage of visitors of my site that use Microsoft Internet Explorer dropped from 60% up to 46.2%, thus passed below the 50% barrier.
- As a consequence of the first point I am seriously considering using the scripts of Explorer Destroyer to achieve the goal of less than 25% of IE users on my site.
The script is still a little bit too intrusive and I don’t want in any way make the Web surfing unpleasant for those users who freely chose to use IE: they have as much right to use IE as I have to use Firefox. However I would like to “rescue” those newbies that doesn’t know that there are other explorers beyond IE and I really don’t like to twitch my pages in order to work around IE’s bugs.
To learn (or better to learn again, since I already took a few Japanese lessons, before being obliged to quit for lack of time) is on my “tomorrow I begin” list since at least six months, but I was too lazy to do it.
So I decided to finally find a Japanese teacher in Nancy . Hopefully I will be able to assist to lessons in my University , but I wouldn’t regret to spend a couple of hundred of euros to learn this beautiful language (and if I must pay, I am more motivated :-) ).
