My own wikiniser

If you wonder what a wikiniser is, it's an organiser that's run on wiki. That's right, I created the word wikiniser. More about organising your life with a wiki is in this article
in lifehack.org website. I found this site because I was searching for some info on polyphasic sleeping and just followed a couple of links. So, I read this article and remembered that last week my friend FlameBird a.k.a. Ajay Chahar from mitprospectives.org showed me a Wiki engine that he had written(or he said so) some time ago with JavaScript. It was originally called EvoWiki but now it's known as TiddlyWiki.
By combining these two things I now have my own wikiniser which I'll try to use to improve my work. Awesome

3,18GB of ebooks

Ok, so yesterday I managed to back up my Literature directory to a DVD disk. And I discovered that I have 3,18 gigabytes of written stuff. So taking everything in categories(I really need to categorize my books) I have:
1. Math books (1,3GB from calculus to algorithms and probability theory)
2. Engineering books (not much, but there are stuff like Lego Mindstorms book and similar things)
3. Computer stuff (didn't count how much but it's quite a lot. Mostly about programming and computer security).
4. All kinds of references(x86 CPU reference from Intel, PPC reference, RFC archive and more)

I hope I'll be able to read at least a fraction of my library some time. And not only read but study.