Month: October 2009
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4,000+ Flickr Photos
Last year, there were 2,000 photos in my Flickr photostream. And few days ago, I just noticed that I’ve been uploading another 2,000+ photos. So far, I’m satisfied with Flickr service — at least, I never experienced bad service. I bought a new camera few months ago (Canon EOS 450D), and I took more photos…
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Flickr's New Photos Notification
I don’t know when Flickr rolled out this changes, but I see now that notification email subject about new photos from my Flickr contact is more useful now. Previously, when my contacts uploaded photos to their Flickr photostream, I get notification with subject like this: [Flickr] New items from friends. Now email subject is something…
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Telkom Indonesia has a new logo
TELKOM (PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia, Tbk) introduced its new logo. Some people like it, some don’t. I personally like its old logo (compared to the newly-introduced one). This is the old logo: And, meet the new logo below. There are new philosophies, meaning and concepts behind this new logo — of course. But, when I saw…
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Posterous as Media Sharing Service
Few weeks ago, I posted a question about media/image sharing provider as Twitter companion. I asked about the better solution between TwitPic or TweetPhoto. Andre Siregar (@dregar) mentioned about using Posterous as the image sharing provider. Right now, I’m enjoying Posterous. Posterous offers many features that are easy to use, especially — of course —…
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Isu Tsunami dan Kepanikan Gempa Jogja 2006
Tulisan ini adalah lanjutan dari artikel sebelumnya: Sekelumit Cerita Setelah Gempa Bantul/Jogja tahun 2006. Entah dari mana isu adanya tsunami berawal. Yang pasti, rumor tentang adanya tsunami ini benar-benar membuat suasana menjadi sangat kacau. Ada sempat keraguan bahwa tsunami benar-benar terjadi. Tapi, keadaan panik mengalahkan akal sehat saya, dan mungkin ratusan (atau bahkan ribuan) orang…
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Indonesian Batik as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity
In 2009, Indonesian batik is inscribed on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization). Type of batik reinforced as World Heritage is a type of “batik tulis” (hand-written batik) and not “batik cap” (printed batik). See more photos about batik from my photoblog.