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I’ve been MIA, because for the last 48 hours, I’ve been playing with my new toy, a 32GB iPod Touch. Ras and I had decided on purchasing a Touch a couple weeks ago through Brad. His school has a partnership with Apple Korea and gets a 20% discount on most Apple products. There was communication [...]

Through the Flickr blog, I signed up for Photojojo’s Photo Time Capsule today. “The Photo Time Capsule digs up your photos on Flickr from a year ago, choosing the ones that are most interesting (most views, comments, and faves), then sends them to you a quick email. I’ve been using it for a while, and [...]

The last couple of days have been a pain in the butt.  I did a lot of behind the scene work on my website. I switched the registrar for my domain, lao-ocean.com  signed up for a new web host migrated my blog to the new webhost my webhost deactivated my account because my credit card [...]

This postsecret gave me a chuckle: Then I wondered if this could be my cousin:

Everyone has been making predictions about what new product Apple will unveil at Macworld 2008, slated for this coming Tuesday.  There have been banners hinting at what’s ahead.  They read: “There’s something in the air“. If you believe this insider tip, here’s what Apple plans to announce: Macbook Nano is go! Fri, 01/11/2008 – 6:35pm [...]

About a month ago, Ras bought a portable media player (PMP) – the Cowon Q5. It’s a 60 GB touchscreen media player that can stream local TV shows (and record them while watching), holds music, videos, photos, has a dictionary and encyclopedia, is a navigation system, and runs Windows CE. Check out a video of [...]

Here are some things I found interesting from this interview with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. TIME: Is Facebook’s popularity connected to its focus on authenticity? On your site, misrepresentation of your real self is a violation of company policy. Zuckerberg: That’s the critical part of it. Our whole theory is that people have real connections [...]

I don’t know how they did it, but it’s online.  I just heard on the radio today from the editor of the book, adamantly proclaiming the impossibility of it all.  From what he said, copies of upcoming books are normally sent out to bookstores for them to read and decide how many they should order.  [...]