Ibrahim Abdel Fattah Mohamed Personal bLOG

My Graduation Project Presentation

Dear all,

Here is my graduation project presentation, check it and tell me what do you think

Horray!!

This is the first working web page of our graduation project, the screenshot is taken a minute ago

Some Updates 02

It’s just one day and 3 hours, I will be having my last college exam, a Distributed Database one, it’s a very strange feeling actually.

I will be on vacation for almost 24 hours – as the last update from Dr.Hesham that we will start on Sunday, the daye after the last exam – or so after the exam and then all my time will be dedicated to our graduation project. We recieved the RFID reader and tags and we tested it and got it worked on Linux and Al-7amdolelah everything is going smooth.

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LaCie Datashare and a Graduation Project Idea

A couple of days ago, I found this:

With the new LaCie DataShare, you can easily recycle your old SD and MicroSD cards, and turn them into USB Flash Keys. Additionally, by using the DataShare, you can choose your own capacity for your new USB Flash Key, helping you customize the USB keys that you create. The fast transfer rate ensures that you can quickly and effectively bring new life to your old SD and MicroSD cards, saving you time, money, and resources. The DataShare has two sides, with two card readers: one for your personal data, and one for your shared data.

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Final Semester

Saturday before yesterday, was the my final semester’s first day in the college isA . Since, I have been really busy with a lot of stuff, Aflak, working on depiak, and some private work that had to be done. I have stopped studying JAVA for while, which is not a good thing, and I will be starting again tomorrow, in parallel with other stuff needed to be done. Somehow, I feel exhausted, because of work and some troubles I’m facing these days, concerning home and my planning to my life. Sometimes, I ask myself, why did you put yourself in all these stuff, CAT, depiak, Work, beside the college and the graduation project all in the same time, when I find myself replying, “That’s your duty, so never complain”.

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