(C) 20TH CENTURY FOX Just watched The Day After Tomorrow. I just realized this is the first movie I watch since my baby girl is born! Anyway, the movie is entertaining but as typical, the science is questionable. But hey, it is a movie! I enjoy it and thats good enough for me ;-)
Month: May 2004
WTF!? 6M USD for MINC?
According to the article from Reuters (via Internet Policy), Khaled Fattal of MINC is asking 6M USD to solve the Arabic Domain Names. WTF!? 6M USD to do Arabic Domain Names1? I suppose CJK has 1000x more characters then Arabic, we probably should ask 6B USD to produce RFC 3743. Okay, maybe it is not […]
LinuxWorld Singapore
Today is the first day of LinuxWorld Singapore which I am chairing. Actually my chair job is pretty simple: introduce speakers, keeping time, doing housekeeping announcement, ask some questions (if there is none which is very likely) and probably entertain the audiences if we have some delay here and there. Not really a joker myself, […]
Singapore Multi-Pronged Antispam Measure
Finally! One of my my team work has gone public today :-) To reduce e-mail spam in Singapore, the Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA) has worked closely with the three major Internet Service Providers, Consumer Association of Singapore (CASE), Direct Marketing Association of Singapore (DMAS), Singapore Business Federation (SBF) and Singapore infocomm Technology Federation […]
Bill Gate on Blogging
Saw this incredible news yesterday! (via Joiito via Gen Kanai) Gates described to his audience, which included Warren Buffett, Jeff Bezos, Michael Dell, Carly Fiorina, Barry Diller and other top business executives, how blogs worked and suggested that they could be used as a tool for businesses to communicate with customers. Who could advocate blogging […]
APT-ITU Brunei
This is my second day in Brunei for the APT-ITU workshop. I am here to give two presentation, ENUM yesterday and IDN today. The experience so far has so-so but I am glad to catch up with so many friends and have many interesting conversations. Particularly, yesterday APEET dinner/meeting was fun! After the quick and […]
Leaving for Brunei
I am flying to Brunei in a few hours time for the APT-ITU IDN/ENUM Workshop. The workshop is kind of perfect for me since it deals with two of my area of interests. I am giving presentation on both track, on IDN and also ENUM. And I will be catching up with old friends…and going […]
Progress with Drupal 4 Bloggers
Update: 18th May – Just release V0.4 which includes Simple Blog Admin, ISO 8601 bug fix for syndication, taxonomy hacks to make it easier to use. I just release V0.3 of the Drupal for Bloggers. The major work I done over the weekend is the an upload module which allows bloggers to upload and manage […]
Drupal for Bloggers
Okay, I am ready to release 0.1 version of the Drupal for (MT) bloggers. You can give it a test run at my development site and you can download drupal4blog-0.2.tar.gz now :-) (Update: 16th May: 0.2 has been release :-) I can’t claim it has all the features of MT yet but for those features […]
Migrating to Drupal
I love drupal. The source code is elegant and beautiful, and plugins are properly design, de-coupled and as-independent as you can get. But as powerful as drupal. is, it is still fairly complex for a typical non-geek blogger. So instead of waiting around for it to be matured, I decided to start modifying drupal to […]