For those of you who do know me, know that I just recently started a new hobby. That hobby is smoking Cigars! For those of you who might ask if I have smoke ciggarretes before the answer is NO. I love the smell of Cigars, and how relaxed I feel afterwards. Also I like the different flavors you get from the different Cigars out there, and NO I do not like flavor Cigars. The type of Cigars that I usually like to smoke are Medium to Full bodied Cigars like Corojo/Maduro type Cigars.

Lately I have been smoking the brand Camacho Cigars which they mainly make are full bodied Cigars.  For instance I just bought a box of Camacho Corojo/Maduro Figurado Cigars from Atlantic Cigar. They have a shop not to far from my house in Stroudsburg Pennsylvania. I usually get my Cigars from them as they usually have better prices then Cigars International, Famous-smoke and JR Cigars.

I've been a Linux Administrator for about 6+ years now and I love Linux now more then I did then. Though I do not particularly like being a Admin or an Engineer any more. I actually prefer being an Architect or a Systems Programmer. As bad as the economy is right now, there are quite a few jobs out there. Especially for Linux System Administrators/Engineers!

The problem these days, is that the Linux SA's which WERE and ARE still highly regarded. Are being flooded with LAZY admins that have and continue to flood the Networking and Microsoft world. In the past year, I have met a few interesting Microsoft Engineers who actually knew the product very well. Besides the normal right click and actually knew how to script and automate ( This baffled me ).

This is so weird how for the past couple of years out of necessity I have always use Fedora or CentOS as my Desktop at work out of necessity and at home I have for the most part (Always switching to different distros) used Ubuntu based desktops, usually Ubuntu or Linux Mint. Today I have been using for about a week now gOS 3.0 and I must say I love the look and feel of it and I know it is Ubuntu based. But hey it just makes my life easier and my eyes.

See I bought my first MAC about 6 months ago and that is what I carry with me every where I go so I am hooked to the MAC interface but as times goes and the advancements that Linux is making on the desktop end, I'm starting to realize after this MAC I will more then likely not by a MAC again as there are many alternatives to the MAC interface and as time passes there will be much better alternatives.

The only thing I will say for the MAC is that it is built on god hardware and I love the magnetic power supply as well as the lit keyboard that helps me every night while I'm typing, since I do not have the skills to type with out looking as of yet.

Here are ScreenShots of gOS 3.0 in action

He guys, I'm here listening to the debate and all I can think about is should I take the time to learn Ocaml. Always seems like there is not enough time in the day to be come an expert in one language to pick up another language. All of my focus has been on python and trying to become a better python programmer.

Today I came across Ocaml, Objective C Meta Language. Now I want to learn that. But how do I continure to improve my Python skills while learning Ocaml????

I would love to here your comments.....