Earlier today, while building a 17V Power Supply, I blew up a Capacitor, I don’t know the reason, The Rated Voltage was 35V, where the transformer had 30V output.
But still it blew, very bad. 
Archive for December, 2008
Whatever I do, I must prioritize my jobs. That is what my father used to tell me a lot.
Being an polymath is a bit difficult. And no one really likes doing it all. In the movies, we do see, and sometimes I get inspired. I don’t really think it is impossible, but it will take time, patience and organization (something I am trying to do now). And believe me, if not careful, life will get really jumbled.
I made an heirarchy out of my wishes, to organise my life a little bit; ‘to become a professional’ in other words. I like becoming a innovative engineer or a brilliant physicist, and then thinking of the ways it is possible. Then I would like to become a good photographer. Then an adventurer; mountaineer maybe. Than a good academic person. Then a nice boyfriend and then etc etc etc. a lot more.
And one more thing, I think there will be a lot of PIC programming stories coming on XenoArgento real soon.
Let’s just start doing something….!
deviantART has a bit refurbished user interface…
And Wordpres has a rocking new DASHBOARD for Blog Management…!
And the bad news is that my exam has started, the first exam I had, the first semester, with code HU101.
Funny code!?
Whatever Micheal Cretu described about his new album, but as a expert enigma fan who has been listening to Enigma since the first MCMXC a.d. I can say that this last “Seven Lives, Many Faces” is totally different from all the other albums. I listened to enigma first when my father bought a new BPL Sound Machine, in 1996. He had a audio cassette of the enigma album. From then, I have missed only one album, “A Posteriori”.
All the albums moved me musically. And seeing the last one so beautiful, I couldn’t stop writing about it. It is just another awesome album. I believe all the Enigma fans will like it, and also the enigma non-fans.
The album cover itself has something to say.
Listen to the sound of music…
