What will I do with this blog

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Hmmm.. I guess this blog will be the place where I write when I feel bored >.< Mainly, I plan to divide the posts in two main categories. First about IT which is the subject I study, and the second it my random thoughts about everything around me.

So if you come here just to look for some IT related articles, please ignore posts with random tag :) It is usually useless for you, but for me, writing random thoughts will be some relief, especially when I feel bored just like now.

That's it for now. Stay tune for the next article, which I feel will be related to IT or technology or gadged.

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