Month: September 2008
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Road to 2,000 Flickr Photos
Last June, we marched to reach 1,000 photos in our photostream — and we made it! Now, we’re close to 2,000. Last month (August), we posted more than 860 photos. Blame Jogja Fashion Week 2008 and Jogja Food Festival! :) I think, we’re just addicted to Flickr more, and more.
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Opportunity to Sell Your Websites
There are already big companies buying other companies or websites on the internet. This is an interesting to follow. But, for individuals the chance to be acquired or bought by other companies to raise money might be to little. For example, you have a well-designed website, and it has a huge traffic. If selling your…
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Do You Block Other Twitter Users?
My short answer is: Yes. Sometimes, I do block some Twitter users (followers). The main reason is pretty simple. I think they’re spammy users. For example, here are their ‘condition’: I could not even see his/her profile. No URL, no short bio. He/she follows too-many users, but only have little followers. He/she only promote what…
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The Most Dangerous Celebrities in Cyberspace
McAfee recently names Hollywood’s most celebrated Dad Brad Pitt as riskiest celebrity to search for on the web. Hey, what is it all about? Here is an excerpt: Brad Pitt has overtaken Paris Hilton as the most dangerous celebrity to search for in cyberspace according to Internet security company McAfee. For the second year running,…
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A Guide to Earthquakes
What causes tremors? What makes them stop? Can they be predicted? Are our buildings as safe as they can be? Find the answers!
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Fight Global Warming and White Roofs
A recent study found that there is a connection between global warming and white roofs. A can of white paint should be part of the planet’s arsenal against global warming, say California researchers, who have calculated that installing white roofs in the world’s cities could offset 1.5 years of man-made carbon emissions. (source) For related…
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Password is like…
You have heard many advices from the internet about password. About making a strong and good password, advice to change the password regularly, etc. About this password-thingy, I found an interesting note about password: Password is like a toothbrush — choose a good one and don’t share it. Anyway, found this on a post by…
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Dropbox might be your solution for file-sharing need
Today, I just registered and use a newly open-for-public file-sharing service called Dropbox. That’s right, Dropbox just launched for public few days ago. The first impression: I think I will LOVE it. Here are few features why I think it might be great solution — for me, and I hope for you too. :) It’s…
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Marcell Siahaan's Blog
I just knew about Marcell Siahaan’s blog from Benny Candra. Yes, he’s that Marcell, an Indonesian singer. If you’re his fans and want to know more about him, it’s time to visit his blog. This is what I like from a blog, it can bring individual closer to each other. Anyway, I just knew also…
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Sherina Says
I dunno why, but I think SOME people are just SOOO BLIND that they keep on callin me a GOTH. Oh my god. Can’t you people start doing some research on Gothic people. No offense to the goth community, but it’s just I don’t like being categorized into things I’m actually NOT involved in. Also,…
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Jason Calacanis Switches to WordPress
Remember Jason Calacanis? He said good bye to blogging few months ago. Now, he moves his blog to WordPress. Why? Because he does not want to be on the Blogsmith — Weblogs Inc.’s blog platform — anymore? (source)
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Themes for Google Chrome
When I heard about Google Chrome, I downloaded right away. Even now I have it installed, but I do not use it for daily work. Mozilla Firefox and Opera are still on my top list. If you’re using Chrome and you want to have different looks, there are some Google Chrome themes available to download.…