The next few weeks would be pretty hectic and exciting for me. We invited Dave Farber1 to Singapore for CommunicAsia 2004. Yeah! The week after, I will be flying to the Bay Area on 21st to attend Supernova 2004. I have been looking forward to Supernova and meeting all the cool people. I will be […]
Tag: Random Musing
Hacking codes is an Art
A couple of days ago, an old friend William sent me an IM saying he is “surprised to see me coding again” (refering to Drupal for Bloggers). I suppose the real question in his (and many others) mind is “Why are you still coding!?”. I suppose “programmer” is no longer as prestigious a title as […]
The Day After Tomorrow
(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 ;-)
All the mistakes I made…
Sometimes I marvel at all the mistakes I made in my life. You know, the silly mistakes like making a bad deal and lost the a few million dollars or opening my big mouth and offended some big shot, yada yada. But would I be where I am if I didn’t try? I mean, “non-action” […]
Disappear?
I know I haven’t been blog for more then a week…and nope, I havent disappear nor have I forgotten about this blog. I am just a little busy … My day work involve dealing with people management, technologies, trials, planning my trips for APT-ITU IDN/ENUM Workshop in May and Supernova in June and writing papers, […]
Disruptive Technologies
One of my responsiblity at work involved identifying and monitoring disruptive technologies, especially infocomm technologies that will drastically change the economic, business and social landscape in Singapore. But what is disruptive technologies and how do you identify them? In the classic Crossing the Chasm, Geoff Moore describe a Technology Adoption Lifecycle Curve1. The curve is […]
Email on any devices
Took me quite a few weekends but I finally ported my mails on a (Courier) IMAP server with Qmail, Spamassassin and TMDA. (anti-virus not up yet tho…). It feels damn good to know I can access 5 years of e-mail on any machines and devices: from my desktop, my notebooks, powerbook and even my Sharp […]
WTF
I really really wish I am now at WTF2004, a gathering of S.M.A.R.T people. I am missing out all the fun :-( But in anycase, I participated virtually and have tuned in a few session tonight. The audio keep breaking up but I managed to get some piece of it here. Of interest is Eli […]
Overload…
Blogging have slow down: work, work and work. That’s what I get for been traveling for the last two weeks. :-( Oh, my baby girl just has its first month celebration. A local tradition where relatives and friends come to your place to admire your baby, make a lot of noises and then leave with […]
Breaking the law of physic?
This is unbelievable: a magnetic motor that consumed almost no electricity Next we move to a unit with its motor connected to a generator. What we see is striking. The meters showed an input to the stator electromagnets of approximately 1.8 volts and 150mA input, and from the generator, 9.144 volts and 192mA output. 1.8 […]