Last letter...

Yash bhoi June 08, 2025
There are days when I feel that I have lost my grip on who I am. Moments when I forget what I am supposed to be, where I am supposed to go, or even the connections that anchor me. It feels like living in a blur, repeating mistakes and retracing paths that always lead to wrong outcomes.

Why do I keep walking this same road when I know how it ends?

It's often easier to follow in patterns of familiarity, even though it hurts, than it is to carve out a new direction. Fear, habit, or maybe even denial convinces me that this time it will be different. But it isn't.

What is odd is that I frequently forget why I embarked on these cycles in the first place. Was it comfort? Was it a fear of change? Or was it just the overwhelming pull of memories, some good and some bad, which keeps me tied to the past?

There's something haunting about forgetting yourself. You're a little stranger to your own reflection caught between who you were, and who you're meant to be. And, yet, even in this haze, a small voice still whispers: It doesn't have to be this way.

Isn't it blame, blame myself, nor others.
It’s about understanding that forgetting is human, but remembering is where healing begins. If I’ve been here before, I can leave.

The road ahead may still feel uncertain, but one thing is clear: I don’t have to stay lost forever. Maybe I was never meant to stay grounded. Maybe I was always meant to leave — this planet of pain I kept orbiting. Time to find a new world within. I’m leaving — not the planet, but the pain I kept calling home.

Peace out...

~kickyourfeels


JDBC & Servlet

  1. Write a simple JDBC program to connect to a MySQL database and print a success message.
  2. Create a Servlet that prints “Hello from Servlet” on the browser.
  3. Create a Servlet to read two numbers from the user and display their sum.
  4. Create a Servlet that demonstrates session handling using HttpSession (store and retrieve a username).

JSP

  1. Create a simple JSP page that displays the current date and time.
  2. Create a JSP page that accepts a name from the user and displays a welcome message.

Filter

  1. Implement a basic Authentication Filter that allows only requests containing a specific parameter (like a token).

Spring Boot Basics

  1. Create a Spring Boot project using Spring Initializr and run it successfully.
  2. Create a REST Controller in Spring Boot that returns a simple “Hello Spring Boot” message.

Spring Boot REST APIs

  1. Create Spring Boot endpoints for GET and POST operations for a Student resource (without a database).
  2. Create a Spring Boot service class and call it from a controller to return a processed message.

Spring Boot + Database

  1. Connect Spring Boot to MySQL and print “Database Connected Successfully”.
  2. Create a Student model class and perform basic CRUD operations using Spring Boot + JDBC Template or JPA.

Testing & Documentation

  1. Test all REST API endpoints using Postman and document request/response outputs.





CPU Scheduling Algorithms

  1. Write a C program to implement the FCFS (First Come First Serve) Scheduling Algorithm.
  2. Write a C program to implement the SJF (Shortest Job First) Scheduling Algorithm.
  3. Write a C program to implement the Priority Scheduling Algorithm.
  4. Write a C program to implement the Round Robin Scheduling Algorithm.

Memory Allocation Algorithms

  1. Write a C program to implement the First Fit Allocation Algorithm.
  2. Write a C program to implement the Best Fit Allocation Algorithm.
  3. Write a C program to implement the Next Fit Allocation Algorithm.
  4. Write a C program to implement the Worst Fit Allocation Algorithm.

Linux Commands

  1. Perform any 10 basic Linux commands and display their outputs.

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