My favourite news aggregator, Rojo, was bought over by my (still) favourite blog company, SixApart.
eBible is now open to the public. Now you can play ‘tag’ with Jesus 😉
Outsiders may be able to join Facebook. Hmm I wonder if they’ll add Singapore to the list.
Thank your teacher in six words, at [Teachersday.sg](http://teachersday.sg/). There are so many things I want to say, I don’t know where to begin. A few of my favourite teachers are, sadly, deceased. Would it look strange to write, ‘Rest in peace. We love you.”?
Apple’s iTunes for PC hits 1 million download mark Robin Hood’s bones may have rested here Sony to release world’s smallest 5 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss lens (Kristen may like to hear this) You may be interested to read the UN’s Arab Human Development Report 2003 (2.11mb) The Guardian’s Best British Blog 2003 nominations…
I was shopping for a new domain name for my good pal Van Heng, when I decided to do a WHOIS on Microsoft. And you won’t believe what the hackers have done to their registry. This is a sample of what was listed on their server WHOIS (with additional insights from me, in brackets): MICROSOFT.COM.Z-IS-THE-BEST-Z.IFUD.COM…
The new St George’s website will be up soon. As in, real soon. The folks at church need a new site to host their forthcoming activities like Alpha and Friendship Sunday. In the meantime, click around the old site before it gets replaced. Try not to get lost >;-) Back to working on the new…
Behold, the world’s first 400GB hard disk (from Hitachi). NetNewsWire looks like a nifty feed reader designed for OSX. Google can now search flash files. Link from Kottke via Waxy.org. iTunes sells 70 million songs in first year.
I’ve finally got my first work of art featured on another website – and an Italian one, at that. However, my anti-war wallpaper seems to have been relocated or removed – so if anybody wants to see it, let me know and I’ll email it to you. What would you call kind of work? Webtivism?
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Facebook has been under a lot of flag lately…