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IU error
I was driving out of the Sheraton Towers car park last evening and it took a while for the system to deduct the fee from my In-Vehicle Unit (IU). [To those not from Singapore, this is a device used in our Electronic Road Pricing which is installed in vehicles so that money can be deducted…
SXSW scheduling
I am going through the vast range of SXSW Interactive Panels. Already, for the Saturday morning period I’m torn between a CSS panel with well-known coders, and another panel on ‘Emerging Social and Technology Trends’ from the folks at Yahoo!, Wired, Engadget. See, my affiliations with the Web Standards Group Singapore and the Social Media…
Hot Air Expressed (part 2)
Thanks, folks, for your advice on configuring AirPort Express. I tried many things, eventually disabling DCHP. Another thing which may be of note was that I set up a new wireless network between the AirPort Express and my G5. I am not sure exactly what did it, but the combination of my random tinkerings enabled…
Another multimedia phone
This Nokia 6650 teaser is so funny. Well I do get the point, but the way it’s done in Flash makes me want to laugh 😀 Especially with the Aibo-like dog. In brief, the features of the new phone are as follows: Triple band Camera Video capture and editing Talk and send messages at the…
On iMacs, connections and Firefox
The iMac’s starting to grow on me. It’s fast (granted, not as fast as my PowerMac), the 20″ screen is clear, and it has not crashed. However this Mac uses wires for everything – keyboard, mouse and ethernet. Our financial sponsors, i.e. our parents, felt that wireless devices wasted batteries (which is true). Of course…
Podcamp, Day 1
I like attending informal conferences where power influence lies not in the suit one is wearing but in the ideas one exchanges with others. Singapore’s very first Podcamp was just that. Read on for a summary and photos.