Well, before I posted "8.23" in this blog, it was supposed to be about Web Designing and Programming; It was supposed to contain posts about various apps I wrote in Java[0], about scripts I wrote in JavaScript[1]and jQuery[2], and about style sheets[3] I wrote in CSS[4]; 'cause that's all I really know a bit[5]about; But,
if(I make this a programming blog now)[6]
It would be very awkward; // wouldn't it?[7]
Well, I plan to blog every week(and I'm doing pretty good so far), and now my blog isn't about programming || web designing[8]; But what does a programmer with !(so_good_vocabulary && knowledge)[9] blog about, if he can blog about anything but programming? Or why does he even have to blog about anything at all? Can't he just sit in front of his laptop, with an old-and-boring blue-or-maybe-black DOS screen popped up, while he stares at it trying to remove bugs[10]from a dumb algorithm[11] he wrote in C[12]some other day? Or is he way too bored of it, since he's been doing it for 0b0101[13] years, and wants to try something new? But then, why does he #define[14]programming his passion, and admits that he can't live without it? Does he even have to try doing something new, at which he is not at all good? Or is he doing this because he is trying to fill some public static void[15] in his life? More importantly, would it look nice if he writes nine interrogative sentences without writing a single declarative sentence in between? Or is he just being idiotic? But the real question is, would he be able to keep programming aside for a while[16], and try to do[17] something completely new[18] to him?
Probably not;
P.S. “202” in the title is written in base 3[19];
