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Well well ,my first blog ,and about time too, my nerd progress has been slow thanks to the limited Internet in lovely South Africa. As the title should tell you (I hope it does,I'm such a noob) ,this blog is about me,a Student/Programmer.The blog will be mainly aimed at programming and tech subjects and events that affect me /etc/.

One thing you should know is that I am a fan of both Apple and Linux.I don't own anything made by Apple but I would really like to.

I also Have a project on source-forge: https://sourceforge.net/projects/qpigz/

I look forward to posting more stuff and hopefully being more interesting than I am being now,probably because its 2:27 in the morning...

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