If you visited this weblog yesterday you would’ve seen the standard “bandwidth exceeded” message. Yes — bandwidth exceeded. For the second straight month, I managed to overshoot my bandwidth allocation with hardly a few new entries. I find it really surprising, pleasantly. A good percentage of the traffic pie goes to my personal lyrics weblog, [...]
Archive for January 2005
- Why I love the GPL → “There are a lot of good reasons to like the GPL…” #
- Photo: today… → @photo.net: A simple yet beautiful photo that simply works. #
- Goodger joins Google → Ben Goodger of Mozilla Firefox fame will be working at Google, adding fuel to the rumored “Google browser.” #
- Preventing comment spam → Google along with MSN Search and Yahoo! provides a simple yet effective method to discourage comment spam. #
Gusto ko talaga magsulat, kaso inaatake na naman ako ng halu–halong katamaran at kung anu-ano pang rason.
So eto na lang: Sino ang pinaka-gwapo, si Joey, si Jake, si Sherwin, o si Ramil? Wehehehe, wala lang ako magawa…
- One View of 2005 → Thom Hogan predicts how 2005 would be for the photo industry. #
- Starbucks Drinks Simplified (kinda) → Everything you’ve been wanting to ask about all drinks listed on Starbucks. #
- 2005 Predictions → David Galbraith shares his predictions for this year. #
- Blog reading explodes in America → Survey indicates 58% increase in weblog readership. #
- How Did Animals Escape Tsunami? → Do they really possess the so–called “sixth sense?” #
My Christmas wouldn’t be complete without a visit to UP–Diliman to take some photographs of the campus decorations, especially around the Quezon Hall area with the Oblation as the usual subject. This is something I’ve been doing since the Christmas of 2001, the very first month I got my digicam, though for some unexplained reason [...]
- Pop stars unite for quake victims → “Singers including Sir Cliff Richard and Boy George are recording a charity single to help raise funds for victims of the Asian tsunami.” #
I would’ve wanted to write some funny, happy story for the new year but it’s quite hard to put the mind and heart into thinking that the world is madly rejoicing in the revelries — because it isn’t. As the total lives loss nears 150,000, let us pray for those greatly affected by this destructive [...]
- “Comfort is a terrible thing when you’re trying to push the envelope” → Matt writes on his 2005 resolutions. #