For those who been using Firefox, you would have known about this by now but anyway for those who don’t, here is the deal from Firefox:-
… [Click to read the rest] “Firefox Day”Introduce a friend to Firefox and if he/she downloads it by 15th September 2006, both of your names will be listed on the Firefox Friends Wall and in Firefox 2.
You know that somewhere out there, the nation is bleeding money, time and valuable resources just because some people want to be smart and impose their moral values on others. It is made worse when they do it blatantly at the expense of the public – all in the name of “I know what’s best for you”.… [Click to read the rest] “Home Grown Moral Police”
(This is for the benefit of those using Blogger )
In case you have not heard about it by now, take a look at the new improvements for Blogger at Blogger Buzz.
One of the reasons I moved from Blogger to WordPress is the ease of its blog management system.… [Click to read the rest] “Beta Blogger”
Some things are best not said and done.
Last week was a marathon sort of – I had to attend prayers for 4 consequent days starting from Thursday to Sunday. A prayer in the temple once in a week is fine with me but having to go to the temple for 4 straight days for a bit off the barometer for me.… [Click to read the rest] “4 Days of Praying and 1 Accident”
It has not been a good weekend for me. In fact, it was the worst over the last 1 year – more about it soon (drafting that post up).
Let’s move on to something else shall we? I have been experimenting shots of daily things I use at home and at work but nothing have been perfect (ya, I am blaming it on the camera).… [Click to read the rest] “Red and Blue”
(A typical day in Bangkok roads – this picture was taken on a Sunday morning)
You know the drill. Every time you drive to or from work, you listen to the traffic report in the radio.
The traffic report every morning and evening is really helpful especially when there is an accident involved somewhere and the traffic jam gets worse.… [Click to read the rest] “The Morning Traffic Report”