Seen on a blog directory site:

Fascinating.
He’s “exhausted, without the strength to search for the last hope to go on” but he somehow found it within himself to write about it and publish it on the Internet. What a guy.
In the wild, mouse at the ready, hunting down links
Seen on a blog directory site:

Fascinating.
He’s “exhausted, without the strength to search for the last hope to go on” but he somehow found it within himself to write about it and publish it on the Internet. What a guy.
Posted in Blogging.
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– Tuesday, November 9, 2004
From today’s New Straits Times (page 22, fact fans):

“Budak Rimba” translates to “Jungle Boy” and I’m guessing the book isn’t an unauthorised account of my childhood adventures.
Posted in General.
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– Tuesday, November 9, 2004
Seen on my search engine referrals list:

Is that a typo or a strange new fetish?
Posted in Web.
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– Tuesday, November 9, 2004
I hope to upgrade to Windows XP SP2 soon and I’ve been looking at my hardware and software to determine what upgrades and updates I need before I take the plunge. (I say “take the plunge” because there’s a possibility that the system may go screwy post-SP2.)
I’ve started the upgrade process by updating ZoneAlarm to the latest (and hopefully greatest) version, 5.1.033.000. Windows XP SP2 does ship with a beefed-up firewall but I prefer ZoneAlarm’s flexibility. The new version is compatible with SP2 but pre-5.1 versions are on the SP2 incompatibility list so update if you haven’t.
Aside from the new engine and some minor user-interface changes, the new version of ZoneAlarm supplements anti-virus software by alerting users when the definitions are considered outdated. Grisoft’s AVG, my anti-virus software of choice, isn’t supported but I update the definitions regularly so the heads-up isn’t necessary.
Posted in Software.
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– Monday, November 8, 2004