I’ve got a hard time here
Yes, I do. First, I promised to update my blog more regularly, almost on a daily basis, and then I fail to deliver. It’s not my fault, really. My new router – a Linksys WRT350N – almost made me go berserk. It just stopped working after a few days of reliable operation. Nothing I did made my wireless network working again. After a hefty 30 minutes call with a guy from the support line it still didn’t work. They sent me a new firmware (v2.00.13(04)) and … still nothing. Hell, I downloaded and installed the newest driver for the NIC and … still nothing. I tried to install only the driver … nothing. More out of fancy than reasoning I installed the newest version of the Linksys Monitoring Tool and … nothing. Of course, somehow it didn’t install the necessary service. After fixing that … it worked! Even faster than before. Let’s hope it stays that way.
As far as my work is concerned: Last week we had to move our offices from one wing to the other, with only two days warning. The move worked better than I anticipated but there’s still some work to do. And then, there’s this blog I should work on (for instance, as Evil Spock suggested, there’s still no link section) before starting to blog for real. Well, I omitted my private life in which I was trying to buy and set up a HDD-Recorder for my girlfriend which turned out to be a rather nasty task. They sold us a device that doesn’t support EPG although they told us so. Tomorrow we will hopefully finish this unpleasant business so that I can sleep well again.
What’s the meaning of this? Well, if everything goes according to the plan, this site should see some improvements next week and I will be able to keep my promise. Sadly, over the last three weeks nothing seemed to respect the fact that I laid out a plan …

You’re behind schedule!
I should have you help me redesign my blog . . .
I know, I know! To be frank, it’s a pain in the ass and I decided to blow it. I mean, what’s the use of having a blog if you don’t blog? So, for now I’ll write and I finish – ha, as if there is something like ‘finished’ – the design later on.
Hmm, are you trying to flatter me? I usually don’t fall for it