I am back once again after a few months. 

I recently discovered (When trying to implement a client for gemini) that gopher
lines are supposed to be kept to 80 characters. I just counted them out so I 
should theoretically be within the standard... 

It's currently 4:26am at Illinois' wonderful Champaign-Urbana campus. I'm
currently wating for my partner to finish wiring up our controller unit for a
project in our "Digital Systems Lab" course.

I know what you may be thinking,  "Shouldn't you be doing something other than 
                                   phlogging? Like helping him wire?"

Perhaps, but our breadboard is getting a bit cramped with all the components
on it, and I feel that two people trying to wire an IC on a breadboard
starts to get into "too many cooks in the kitchen" territory. Plus I made all
the schematics and 'solved' the k-maps, so I think I've earned myself the
right to phlog, atleast for a bit. 

We've been here since ~6pm, so we've been working on this about 10 1/2 hours 
now. I'd like to think that upon graduation, working such lengths in a single
day will be a thing of the past. But hearing about how programmers get worked
in industry doesn't really make me hopeful for such a future.

I've also noticed that many phog posts are much shorter than I usually make
them... 

So I'll wrap this up here. Until next time!