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Music Video: IE is Being Mean to Me
Well, I have always heard my fair share of complaints from my web developer/programmer/resident genius/friend Flyzzx about the (incredible amount of frustrating) problems of developing for Internet Explorer. Here is a song for you. And if there is an employer out there thinking of getting a customised software solution, choose open-source. It’s free, like free speech.
Newbie Guide: BitTorrent in Ubuntu
Often, we Internet-folks forget how complex most of the Internet’s features seem to the non-geek. One of the most powerful features available for free is BitTorrent, a way to share (massively large) files such as the Ubuntu installer. Why do I use the word share and not download will be explained after the jump.
This is a Mess
Well, it appears the migration to the new server has been rather problematic. As you can see, some parts of the site requires major fixing. I will work on them during the weekend Chinese New Year Holidays because I have 3 midterms and about the same number of assignments due this week. UPDATE: Just remembered none …





A Breakdown of Governments
Slashdot like that other site I frequent every day is filled with really smart people who write in full sentences, without unnecessary abbreviation and generally makes me feel happy to be a human being. Occasionally, glimpses of insight surface on Slashdot that gives one pause for thought, and I would like to share one of the …