Published in the wee hours of October 31, 2005
Warning: This is a rant. Last night, our house lost electricity at around 8:30 PM caused by sparks in the main line leading to our house. Seeing that our neighbors’ electricity weren’t affected at all, we called MERALCO’s 16211 hotline to report the problem. The girl on the line said a service crew would arrive [...]
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“Why is length of time in successful entrepreneurial blogging for money so important?”
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Published just before lunchtime of October 28, 2005
I spent Monday with Anne on her 23rd birthday, visiting her grandmother and spending lunch with family. We had a grand time just talking as we travelled, the first time I’ve taken public transport for long travels since my visit to Ilocos last year. Special days shouldn’t pass by without great memories, so we went [...]
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“moo.fx is a superlightweight, ultratiny, megasmall javascript effects library, written with prototype.js.”
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Published in the wee hours of October 27, 2005
The greatest band in the Philippines had a jam this weekend, recording some fresh tracks. Pop Ratio on the other hand was busy recording in their very own Studio B facilities to provide some magic to their original songs. And produce a podcast to end all podcast shows, which we’ll probably release to the public [...]
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“The desire to redesign is aesthetic-driven, while the desire to realign is purpose-driven.”
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Published just before lunchtime of October 21, 2005
I’m writing this using Flock, though I’m down with the fever here at home. I’m not really sure about the benefits of using a specialized browser to handle my activities, since I’m basically a hack and slash kind of person who’d rather do things *not* based on specific tools. More thoughts on this in the [...]
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I used to think about this before, and still feel that it is only an issue for portraits and other DoF controlled photos. This should not be an issue for everyday photos, especially with a consumer digicam.
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“When it comes to the profit potential of blogs, Nick Denton, founder of Gawker Media, calls himself a skeptic.”
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Published just before lunchtime of October 19, 2005
Email reports are spreading that Pinoy Big Brother is apparently fixed, though it would be very hard to confirm this. As the story unfolds, I can’t help but wonder if this allegations could possibly be true. Some events inside the house are just too good (or too bad) to be “unscriptedly” real life.
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