2009 has gone so quickly, it been a blast of a year. 2010, I’ve been thinking of a few things to accomplish, and here is a quick list of some of them. I’ll blog at a later date in more detail on exactly how I’m planning on accomplishing this.
- Concepts Code – This is something that should really takes off since September 2009. But things happened. I will get Concepts Code up and running as soon as possible. After all, this will be what I do since I have no plan of returning to Shanghai anymore.
- Freelance – I stopped quite a few numbers of projects I had, mainly because I don’t have the time for them anymore. But a few of them I wish I will be able to get them done this year. I will blog more about them when I can.
- One site – I will not continue with MobileMe, this will be my one and only site now. I have shifted to Google’s free services now, and I’m extremely happy with it. Two things to take note of; #1 jimtkm@me.com will no longer in use, for those who knows me send your mail to my Gmail account. #2 my AIM/iChat account is no longer jimtkm@me.com, its now jimtkm@mac.com. Please update, thanks.
That’s all for 2010, I will fill in more in detail when I can.
Posted in Personal.
Tagged with 2010, aim, concepts code, ichat, mobileme.
By Jimmy
– January 15, 2010
There’s a hidden “GodMode” feature that lets users access all of the Windows 7 operating system’s control panels from within a single folder. It can be enable by creating a new folder and then rename it to the following:
GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}
And now you have access to dozens of control options.
In fact, it has lots of “GodMode”, see here.
Posted in Windows.
Tagged with godmode.
By Jimmy
– January 12, 2010
Posted in Personal.
By Jimmy
– December 6, 2009
Blacktree releases an update verison of Quicksilver, 1.0b57. Quicksilver now uses Clang as the default compiler, by doing that a 20% to 40% increase in runtime speed was gained while managing a catalog library with approx. 13,000 items.
Posted in Asides.
Tagged with clang, quicksilver.
By Jimmy
– December 2, 2009
Yeah, just like to thank you for your Google Wave invite, thanks mate!
Posted in Personal.
Tagged with google wave.
By Jimmy
– November 25, 2009
*** Content closed. I don’t believe in Flash (Adobe Flash) anymore. I believe Flash has to go, just like IE6. So is WordPress.Com Stats plugin, which uses Flash. It had been removed. ***
Why do birds suddenly appear
Every time you are near?
Just like me, they long to be
Close to you.
Why do stars fall down from the sky
Every time you walk by?
Just like me, they long to be
Close to you.
On the day that you were born
The angels got together
And decided to create a dream come true
So they sprinkled moon dust in your hair of gold
And starlight in your eyes of blue.
That is why all the girls in town
Follow you all around.
Just like me, they long to be
Close to you.
On the day that you were born
The angels got together
And decided to create a dream come true
So they sprinkled moon dust in your hair of gold
And starlight in your eyes of blue.
That is why all the girls in town
Follow you all around.
Just like me, they long to be
Close to you.
Just like me (Just like me)
They long to be
Close to you.
Posted in Music.
Tagged with utada hikaru.
By Jimmy
– November 25, 2009
With Dropbox’s public folder, you can easily host a website. It get more cool when you setup a redirect from domain. I hope this will not slow down Dropbox’s connection speed.
Posted in Asides.
Tagged with domain, dropbox, website.
By Jimmy
– November 21, 2009
Its about time to break the news, this is Isabella, born on September 22nd, 2009 at 0238hrs, and weighting 3.06KG.
Continued…
Posted in Personal.
Tagged with isabella.
By Jimmy
– November 21, 2009
zeropaid.com has an easy-to-use guide that show you how to rip, download, and convert video from Facebook.
Posted in Asides.
Tagged with facebook, video.
By Jimmy
– November 20, 2009
An obscure Chinese domain name that’s for sale on the Internet, wpad.cn (Web Proxy Auto-Discovery). Due to a decade-old Windows bug that Microsoft first fixed in 1999, Windows computers erroneously looking for network configuration information (wpad.dat) via this domain, which could be used to mine information like account names and account numbers. Nobody knows why it continue to get so much traffic long after Microsoft patched the flaw, maybe from older version of Windows or even misconfigured servers on the network. RMB12,000 is a hot deal for any fraudsters out there.
Now, if only wpad.cn owners (Aomei New Investment Consulting) know about the WPAD issue, they would probably charge more.
Posted in Security.
Tagged with china, domain, microsoft, wpad.
By Jimmy
– November 20, 2009
