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Monthly Archives: January 2009
STOMP Must Die
Some people I talk to will know that I am no fan of STOMP, the Singaporean equivalent of a citizen tabloid (or whatever passes for one). And I really don’t like Singapore Seen; they rub me the wrong way, as if they … Continue reading
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Photosynths
I was looking at Microsoft’s Photosynth site before the inauguration ceremony and I figured it looked neat, but had no idea what it was really capable of until the day after. What you have here is literally thousands of photos, … Continue reading
EU v. Microsoft
So the European Union is going after Microsoft for bundling Internet Explorer into Windows, 10 years after the US government tried doing the same thing. One thing that baffles me is — without a browser pre-installed, what are you going … Continue reading
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I felt for sure last night At once we said goodbye No one else will know these lonely dreams No one else will know that part of me I’m still driving away And I’m sorry every day I won’t always … Continue reading
Blackberry 8900 Launching in Singapore Q1 09
The email says “For Immediate Release”, so I guess it’s safe to post this here: Research In Motion (RIM) (Nasdaq: RIMM; TSX RIM), today introduced the BlackBerry Curve 8900 and BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8220 smartphones in Singapore. The new BlackBerry … Continue reading
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Sia Furler
Her voice is so much more powerful when she sings live.
Get a Short
In the States, Starbucks has 3 sizes available on the menu for drinks: Tall, Grande and Venti. There’s an additional option; a short which they don’t show — it’s smaller than a Tall, and it costs 30 cents less in … Continue reading
The Pet Project
I find this pretty hard to believe — I was looking at my old work to see what could be put into my portfolio and I stumbled across a portfolio site I did back in 2005 for one of my … Continue reading
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Gingerbread Ninjas on a Wii!
What do you get when you cross Ninjas and Gingerbread — two of the most awesome things in the world — and a Nintendo Wii? You end up with Ninjabread Man, a game that looked so awesome that it completely … Continue reading
Joseph Arthur v. MGMT
So iTunes was on Party Shuffle today (as usual) and Joseph Arthur’s Glass Pipe was playing when I noticed it sounded similar to MGMT’s Time to Pretend. It’s got a different feel, but still… Here’s Glass Pipe for you, from … Continue reading
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The Value of Design
A while ago, I was approached by an acquaintance to create a logo for her blog shop — she asked how much it would cost, and I quoted my usual rate for jobs like these. Her reaction when I replied … Continue reading
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Right Now / Fist Up / Ohhhh
Last evening was spent at Snakeweed with West Grand Boulevard and Martin Soosay — they were recording tracks for their upcoming album and wanted some help with gang chants… you’ll see (hear) what I mean soon enough. But after that … Continue reading
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Palm Pre
Well, no new Mac Mini at Macworld, but Palm did deliver with the Pre, a new touchscreen smartphone that seems to have a lot of awesome going for it. It integrates (or is supposed to integrate) your digital life, consolidating … Continue reading