I decided to dig out and dust off one of my old BeOS drives, mainly because I was looking for my HIDE code. Anyway, I found it and all the rest of my code, so when I saw that one of my published apps on BeBits - CheckItOut wasn't working, due to a change in the way you access SourceForge servers via CVS. So I thought, it was my duty to fix the bug and update the app.

Now that I've got my HIDE code and thirst for BeAPI again ... who knows what the future might bring.

On the 8th September, I attended a local Unix user group called HUMBUG, at the University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia.

This was their Annual General Meeting, which was very much an informal gathering of 34 unix users and with the Haiku presence we had, we definitely made an impression; certainly more people know about Haiku than yesterday, and that's gotta be a good thing.

Earlier that day when I was driving to the University, I got stuck behind this white hatchback, which had the license plate letters KDL. I thought, this was some sort of omen, however, I can announce there were no hiccups during the demos I gave.

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