Arrived in Cambridge. It's much warmer here than in Austria. I went to King's College and talked to the porters there and they told me that my accommodation is not on college grounds but a minute away. So I left the main college site and someone who obviously saw me entering and leaving again after 5 minutes commented gee, you didn't last long. I went to the place I'm staying and upon hearing the room number, the warden said that it's a very tiny room. Oh my. I went there, and while it's tiny, I think I can cope with it. But the major problem is the view from the window: I only see the roof and nothing else. Also, there's only a bath on my floor (which is directly under the roof) but there's a shower (and kitchen) on the level down (as on all other floors) so I guess I'll be able to use that. The chair for my table is not high enough (it's awkward to type on the laptop when its on the table), and the table is way too small (although I guess I'm spoiled by my last table which was about 3.5 meters long).
Since Internet wasn't working, I headed to cjwatson's place. I caught up on e-mail, then we watched Stargate and now he's cooking some pasta. In the meantime, I fixed the Debian Developer's Packages Overview site because his author didn't respond to my mail, and I tried fixing the PTS but I cannot due to file permission problems, so I mailed the author.