i.justrealized

This is kinda sad:

(Free downgrade to Windows XP Professional Singapore.)

Honestly, I prefer Vista but many people are apparently thinking otherwise. Where’s Mojave Experiment? One, two, three, everyone pronounce - “Mo-har-vay”. Oh, so it’s not “mojo”.

Mojo Jojo.

There was this guy who was skeptical that Windows Mojave is Windows Vista. When told, he calmly (and skeptically) remarked, “then why is it faster?” Windows Vista is not slower, but it is not faster either. It feels faster as much of research on perception is apparently being applied into Vista. Plus, it’s a fast HP computer anyway.

I like the Mojave Experiment, it proves how quickly people accept things without trying first. Mojave is a good marketing move. The rest of Vista marketing is largely a failure.

Microsoft fails to identify the need for people to switch over.

Sore throat plus many more. This is my temporary solution:

This is my additional temporary solution:

But unfortunately Heroes DVD did not work in my computer. Everything looked so pixelated, maybe Hayden Panettiere is naked in there or something. I have to watch it from television. It made me want to just Bittorrent the whole thing just so I can watch in my computer.

Here’s one lion that you can and should feed:

But first, you have to put your hand into its mouth.

Spotted this at Wheelock Place, amuses a little:

What does NYDC stand for anyway?

Are you perhaps, interested in PHP?

We all know about Java interfaces, what about PHP interface?

Saw this at Kinokuniya, Kuala Lumpur.

I just returned from Kuala Lumpur. Went there to attend BarCamp Malaysia. I’ll blog more on that soon.

I saw the majestic Petronas Twin Towers at Kuala Lumpur City Center too. My phone camera won’t do justice to her:

And visited Suria KLCC too. Mall organization resembles Suntec City and the mall content reminds me of Vivocity - trendy for everyone. Suria was the cleanest mall I been to in KL. Lots of tourists there too:

With the exception of the food center, Suria is spacious and easy to navigate.

It’s my first visit to Kuala Lumpur, second visit to Malaysia. I only visited the metropolitan area.

These are Ridzuan’s keys, they not only let him open doors, but documents too.

(Ridzuan keys.)

I took this a long time ago but keep forgetting to post this up.