So Dustin, D-Rawk, Vissering and I, along with a few other folks, are embarking on the AVE overhaul which has been a work in progress for several months with heavy revisions. It's especially exciting for me because even though the first run of print magazines -- as well as the whole process of starting up a mag -- was lacking on several fronts, it was a great learning experience ...
Long time, no post. So I've had the A707 cellphone long enough to complain about one major thing -- the video camera. Usually, you'll turn on your video camera, press record and you're good to go. This thing, however, is painstakingly slow. Everytime I go to use the video camera feature, it involves pressing multiple buttons and waiting for the camera application to load. Seriously, it feels like ...
For those of you not familiar with videohybrid, it's an online video service that lets you watch new theatric releases, television shows (including premium cable shows) and variety of other videos on the Web. Its featured movies always seemed to have been taped illegally in a movie theatre somewhere in Asia, based on the low quality and the occasional head bopping up in front of the camera during playback-- ...
Wow. This totally tripped me out when I saw this featured on Yahoo's homepage yesterday. It's supposed to be a recipe for fried rice -- one of my favorite Asian dishes -- but I have never seen someone pour that much soy sauce on fried rice. If you watch the video, you'll notice what I mean when Betty douses the rice in soy sauce. Gross.
Geez, finally I get this thing working. So if you're bored of iTunes or your radio, you can listen to my small selection of chill songs here. I'll be updating this once in a while, but I'll leave it for now till either one of us gets bored of it. Enjoy =)
my friend tipped me off to this really great, Flash-driven, international news mashup site that a Japanese webdev guy made... amazing.
This comment left by "Mark Zuckerber" on TechCrunch.com was one of the best Monday morning reads I've had in a while... From: Mark Zuckerberg August 13th, 2007 at 12:46 am Facebook is an English-language social networking website. It was originally developed for college and university students but has since been made available to anyone with an email address. People may then select to join one or more participating networks, such as a ...
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