Think I’m learning the lesson here. I just ended a 19 months long relationship with a girl I met at the university. Can’t really talk about her but I’m sure I did some mistakes here and there…
So today I found these two interesting blog posts, one on Dumb Little Man and the other on ZenHabits.
With [...]
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Build a better relationship
April 25, 2008 – 1:18 pm
Switching Hosting Provider, Service Issues
October 25, 2007 – 11:40 pm
Since I’m moving this site (and this site alone) to another hosting provider, I’ll be doing some tweak and fix… so there will be downtimes and service interruptions. As you can see I no longer have categories: I’m going to re-categorize my past posts (and delete many of them) while moving towards Wordpress 2.3. I’ll [...]
Ubuntu 7.10 Released
October 18, 2007 – 1:50 pm
Canonical has finally released, minutes ago, the brand new Linux “Gutsy Gibbon” Ubuntu 7.10.
The fastest method to get it is to grab the torrent file and download it with uTorrent (or any other torrent client you may use) or download from the mirrors. Needless to say that the net is now clogged.
I’m going to [...]
Street Fighter IV Announced
October 18, 2007 – 11:48 am
Street Fighter IV has been recently announced. It’s the continuation of Capcom’s long-running Street Fighter series, one of the most famous games ever created. It’s been announced yesterday in London at a press conference Capcom was holding.
The teaser trailer showed Ryu and Ken squaring off in a pre-rendered 3D brush stroke-painted style, but no [...]
Drupal vs Joomla - A brief comparison
October 5, 2007 – 6:57 pm
I’ve installed both scripts on my Windows XP Professional Desktop Computer for a University project. I use Apache2Triad for all my local testings, designs, developments and setups.
Less is more
The Joomla setup file (tar.gz) is about 1.9MB for version 1.0.13 and 3.12MB for the 1.5RC2. This is well above the 733KB and 935KB of Drupal version [...]
Stand with the Burmese Protesters
September 29, 2007 – 2:43 pm
Burma is ruled by one of the most brutal military dictatorships in the world. For decades the Burmese regime has fought off pressure–imprisoning elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi and democracy activists, wiping out thousands of villages, imposing forced labor, creating refugees-
But last Tuesday Buddhist monks and nuns, revered in Burma, began marching and chanting [...]
Exponential Growth of Information
September 29, 2007 – 12:54 pm
There’s a short video on the net that I find particularly interesting… and inspiring. It’s about changes. Cultural, technical and communicational shifts that are just happening right now. It’s about predictions and facts about Globalization and Education and the theme could be extended to Economy as it foresees some radical change in the social structure [...]