Archive for the ‘Misc’ Category

Disqus commenting system

Saturday, August 16th, 2008

I just Installed Disqus. Looks good so far and hopefully you people – my dear readers – will comment more with this new addition.... Read More

The Code strikes back

Sunday, August 3rd, 2008

For the record, I refer to the people known below as “the guys” in an unfavorable manner, and to be fair it’s not just their fault. Lack of communication between us and them and whatever else it is I don’t know has resulted in them appearing to be completely off the charts on the C-axis, and we’re not talking the collaborator end here… At the time the below conversation took place I hadn’t really reflected much on the matter though and put more blame on them than they deserve.... Read More

Google is worth $1,204,500,000

Thursday, July 31st, 2008

Sorry, couldn’t resist :) I just tried out Cubestat by evaluating Google. Yahoo gives me a market cap of $151.48B…... Read More

What a day

Tuesday, July 22nd, 2008

So I’m in the BKK office this week, for some reason the /etc/network/interfaces got whacked when I plugged in my Ubuntu here yesterday, no idea why.... Read More

Email Obfuscation Broken

Tuesday, July 8th, 2008

About two weeks ago I tried a really simple way of obfuscating email. To me as a programmer it seemed a little bit naive because this scheme can be easily decoded. But Gmail does such a nice job of getting rid of spam these days anyway, I felt like I didn’t have much to lose. ... Read More

Bitchware and Envyware

Wednesday, July 2nd, 2008

I really like Ubuntu with apt-get and synaptic to manage and install software, the total freedom to customize and yadayada you’ve all heard it before. However, sometimes the experience is not so pleasant, crazy actually, the first incident happened in the very beginning of my Ubuntu usage about 2 years ago. The culprit then was Beryl (now Compiz Fusion). After installing Beryl on my Nvidia powered desktop machine at home it started to randomly freeze the living shit out of it in a completely random way. It’s a total horror to have the coolest windowing in the world and it isn’t working, so close but yet so far away! That was the first time I realized I was feeling something I had never felt before as a Windows user, or in this context for that matter, envy. ... Read More

Some blogs are going strong, some not

Monday, June 30th, 2008

A lot of the giants have changed focus or lost whatever it was I liked from the beginning. ... Read More

Inferred Logic

Tuesday, June 17th, 2008

For some time now I’ve felt the need to start a different place where I can write about whatever interests me, not just IT stuff related to what I do professionally. The result is InferredLogic, there I will probably reflect on the current state of humanity, futurism and transhumanism for some time as that is what currently interests me in general. Therefore the Venus 2.0 post has been transferred there.... Read More

Venus 2.0

Thursday, May 29th, 2008

This post has been moved to InferredLogic where I write about non IT related stuff... Read More

Life of a software project

Saturday, April 5th, 2008

graph of a software project... Read More