Monday, 5 July 2010

Brisbane River

Took an 2.5 hours trip on CityCat on Brisbane River yesterday.

Brisbane River

So many bridges…

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Friday, 2 July 2010

Frozen Yogurt

This blog is brought to you by WordPress App running on my Nexus one just updated to Android 2.2 “FroYo” FRF91. Everything runs great so far, except Swype needs to be reinstalled.

Monday, 28 June 2010

Cha Cha, Finally

Last night Vivian and I managed to dine at Cha Cha Japanese Restaurant near Oasis on the Gold Coast high way.

Vivian at Cha Cha

Food: Teppanyaki chicken + rice ($12.80), Tempura udon ($11.80), fried tofu ($6.80), Japanese green tea ($2.70).

We actually meant to go to Cha Cha last time when we were on the Gold Coast (late Jan), but the place was packed back then. There were surprisingly empty tables on Monday so we took the chance. Food was good. Portion-wise not as much as I have hoped :) Will I come back? Only if not crowded.

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Saturday, 26 June 2010

Blog Moved, Again

Jumba Over the last week I have moved FOCUSER.net (yes the good ol site that does not seem to be used by anyone any more) and all my personal sites from VPSLink to Jumba‘s Virtuozzo VPS. Because

  • It is Australian (servers in Sydney in my case), whereas VPSLink is in US
  • Believe it or not, Jumba is actually cheaper ($10/month)
  • Most importantly, VPSLink sucks after being acquired by Endurance International, and the server migrated to Boston = even higher latency.

Jumba is not without fault — had a 48 hours down time the other day. None of the sites here are important anyway :)

Monday, 21 June 2010

It’s about being present

Via Hacker News. Fred Wilson talked about Being Present, because “you have about ten to twelve years to connect with your kids and then they turn into teenagers…” That’s a message to the hard working entrepreneur-parents out there. In fact working 9-5 can feel missing out, let along getting back home at almost 8pm each day? Time for a change. Seriously.

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Upgraded to WordPress 3.0

Just ran this on my various blogs:

$ svn switch http://core.svn.wordpress.org/tags/3.0

WordPress And navigate to the Admin pages of the blog. Done — WordPress upgraded to the latest and the greatest within seconds. Would be faster if something like git is used instead of subversion (which I found slower and slower than git or hg), but certainly no complain here.

As of WordPress 3.0 — not much changed on the surface. I am pretty sure Matt and gang have done the heart transplant under the bonnet, but these days I am so out of touch with the latest WordPress development I seriously have no idea what has been changed. It does chew up a bit more memory, which can be a problem if you are running tiny virtual servers.

So far so good.

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Thursday, 17 June 2010