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Friday, September 05, 2008

Jack the Reaper computer gadget

The Bloody Hand and Foot Wrist RestI want them on my desktop, so no one dares to come near me for IT issue. I am not friendly, as you can see. (Link) Via CoolestGadget, safe for work not safe for home.

To bring Godson-3 to Singapore

Godson-3Godson is a 3rd generation of Quad core design CPU by China which intends to bring computer to every household in China by 2010. But, more importantly, I will plan to bring them to Singapore if I am the CPU Vendor here. They will be cheap and plenty full. Watch out. (Link)

TGIF music - What the f@%k

Hong Kong Ah Beng rapper group which disband few years ago. Now Singaporean can accept them or not? (Video) NSFW hor!

Wednesday, September 03, 2008

I am McJoker

I love this picture from Bat-Blog. It looks happy, it looks sad, he is so funny, you think he is mad. It is my wall paper now.

Google Chrome review: Wait and see….

Google ChromeThe first impression already beats IE7 hands down, but is it better than Mozilla Firefox? I will still keep testing. It seem a little proprietary to me.

Tuesday, September 02, 2008

How to prove you are a geek with your door bell

Geeky DoorbellI love this door bell. I will not bring a key just to press this at my door step. It reminds me totally of the work stress I bring home. I love computer. (Link) via CoolestGadget

Plant art better the Bonsai

PlantwarePlantware.org has developed a scientific method of manipulating plant to grow into virtually any form. A love seat, a fruit bowl, cloth hanger, possibility is almost endless. Take a look at their gallery to see what I mean. (Link)

Monday, September 01, 2008

To make you own Steampunk lightsaber

SteamPunk LightsaberI know Boingboing and its readers love steampunk, but who don’t? Here is how you can build one step by step. You can now feel medieval and futuristic at the same time. Only that it doesn’t look so easy to me. (Link) via TechRepublic.

Saturday, August 30, 2008

Sunbath day extended – under the eye of Science

I bought a cheap, toy like microscope for Ray. He is enjoying it now. We explore all the fabric, put sugar and salt under our eyes, we even squash an ant and watch it struggle while we study. We feel like a bad god.

Not enough, we went downstairs and scoop some filthy drain water to look for microscopic hopes. You will be surprise how clean they are.

Sunbath day – We are Chinese, we are yellow.

Your ideal may be able to stand the test of religion, but can it stand the scrutiny of science?
First Chinese lesson with a princess

I decided, if I am going to pass my Chinese knowledge to them, I might as well do it the fun way. Fun for them, fun for me.

You know, many regard language as skill, which one can learn, practice, master and be good at it. I think otherwise. I treat them as legacy, which we inherited them, and you cannot educate, you merely pass it down. So, if you are a proud and excellent English speaker, you think you own it to your talent. I am sorry to say that you are but a spoilt second generation who is born with a sliver spoon. When is the last time you share your ‘fortune’ with a less fortunate?

Did you invent these languages?

Ruth has better ability to pick up Chinese, I can tell. Would I be able to pass down all that I have, multiply them and give even more?

我是语文的败家子,继承如此多,却留下那么少。

This is my first lesson with Ruth, she pronounces accurately every word. I manage to get her attention for about 10 minutes, after that we just play stack’em. She laughs fanatically when a high rise collapses which makes me wonder why it is so funny.

I ask, “将军呢?”

She just pointed at “兵” and said, “ne!”. I guess in such a mess, chaotic situation, it is really very difficult to tell who the leader is. It ends up with me choosing the leader for her.

Chinese, is harder to acquire than English. Is that why many Singaporean choose to go the easier way? This question flashes across my mind in many occasion, and I am afraid this profound, beautiful language may not be able to survive here after 10 more years.

华文,在新加坡正在面对着严冬。

My Saturday night never ends, but I have to shorten our Chinese lesson. I cannot focus anymore.

Friday, August 29, 2008

Controversial photo of crucifixion

frog crucifixionHere is the picture which Vatican is extremely uncomfortable with, and here is the news. (Link) Oh, I may not be able to sleep well tonight.

Time to give piracy a proper term

Piracy is not theftI discover this great picture while Googleing today. The great theme: “Theft removes the original. Piracy makes a copy.” Beat it! (Link) from makeuseof.com