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Wednesday, 31 December 2008
New year hopes and resolutions ?
The outgoing president Bush Jr has been rated with devastating results for the last decade of US presidency. (see here). If each one of us were rated based on what we did or did not do for the past year, how would we fare ? Maybe if we had time , we could pass handouts or setup an online survey for the people we had conenctions or liasons with over the past year and see if our results compared with our past successes or failures need a pepping-up or a standing-down ovation.

For the oncoming new year, what do you hope to see ? For me, in terms of upcoming and new emerging technologies: i would like to see in 2009 - just six of them:

  • - cheaper solar cells and hydrogen energy capsules to powerup everyday electrical appliance
  • - ability to have services startup differently for user profiles instead of centrally controlled services (usually administrator based)
  • - ease of use of VMWare in expanding virtual disk size (together with OS recognition of disksize expansion) instead of wholescale migration.
  • - RSS link for cityrail info (I doubt very much the realisation of this, trust me !)
  • -More profileration of ISO and virtual VMDK images with applications like SQL, Oracle, Net monitoring tools, instead of plain OS images.
  • -Greater number of acquisitions of job agencies so that less agencies to contend with, job databases can be centralised and unprofessional recruitment agents be eliminated to cater to the needs of people out there who are desperate for a job and having issues searching.

 

Anyway, here's a happy and hopefully successful new year to one and all !


Posted by pui-chee at 12:01 AM EADT
Updated: Tuesday, 30 December 2008 5:53 PM EADT
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Tuesday, 30 December 2008
Paris Hilton vilified.
Mood:  loud

Paris Hilton has been vilified by SBS,  or should I say South Park ahead of her campaign and arrival to Sydney to promote the Bongos virus NYE Bash. Watch her South Park casting episode below:

 

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Posted by pui-chee at 6:39 PM EADT
Updated: Wednesday, 31 December 2008 11:43 AM EADT
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Sunday, 28 December 2008
Afraid of data loss?
In the world of data management, perhaps the best kind of storage network is the one where you have the media presently publicly displayed and stored everywhere else. Thanks to celebrities like Edison and Shane Warne for their examples -  A journalist for zdnet.com.au writes his version of the story here.

Posted by pui-chee at 2:02 PM EADT
Updated: Tuesday, 30 December 2008 4:41 PM EADT
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Europe undersea cables cut !!
Another case of undersea cables being cut. These sort of things just happen every now and then. Among the affected countries are:
  • Saudi Arabia: 55% out of service
  • Djibouti: 71% out of service
  • Egypt: 52% out of service
  • United Arab Emirates: 68% out of service
  • India: 82% out of service
  • Lebanon: 16% out of service
  • Malaysia: 42% out of service
  • Maldives: 100% out of service
  • Pakistan: 51% out of service
  • Qatar: 73% out of service
  • Syria: 36% out of service
  • Taiwan: 39% out of service
  • Yemen: 38% out of service
  • Zambia: 62% out of service
At least the sea-riggers have some work to look forward to in the new year...
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Posted by pui-chee at 9:47 AM EADT
Updated: Sunday, 28 December 2008 9:02 AM EADT
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Saturday, 27 December 2008
Slingers beat Darwin (Basketball)
This sensational report has been published into wikinews here. Perhaps the news here is that there is only one hero here amidst the physically bigger and stronger players from the team which lost

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Posted by pui-chee at 8:33 PM EADT
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