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Archive for July, 2005

Dreams

For all entrepreneurs,

Hold fast to dreams
For if dreams die
Life is a broken-winged bird
That cannot fly.

Hold fast to dreams
For when dreams go
Life is a barren field
Frozen with snow.
- Langston Hughes

Money running low

The worst thing that can happen to an entrepreneur is running out of money. When money is running out, a natural reaction is to try to save. But this, we know, is a vicious cycle. The more we try to save, the less we spend, the less we do, less gets done. Eventhing dribbled to […]

Things I’m doing

Live from 43 things :

Distraction, distraction

CNET News.com has an article
Driven to distraction by technology. A very fitting account of what I face now. Of course some of my distractions are self-inflicted - I surf the net way too much.
Technology can be so much fun for a techie like myself. Before I know it, I spent the day soaking up […]

43 Things

Wasted enought time on 43things.com today.
It is simple ideas like this that we start to appreciate the power of the Internet, of linking people together, of sharing.
Just when I start to think that no more ideas could come out of the Internet, I’m proven wrong. First StumbleUpon, now 43 Things.
When I stop thinking and […]

WordWeb - offline dictionary

With almost all my waking hours spent online, I think that every tools needed on the computer can be found online, in a few clicks.
In the case of the dictionary, this is certainly true. I don’t even own a physical dictionary now.On Firefox, just install the Dictionary Search extension and right click away to look […]

Open Source in Asia

 Open source is fast gaining momentum in Asia.
Asian Open Source Centre is taking shape quite nicely since the last time I saw it. MIMOS Open Source, the Malaysian government lead open source initiative is driving it.

Firefox, Thunderbird 1.0.6

In case you miss it, Firefox and Thunderbird are out. Both version 1.0.6. This follows very shortly after the 1.0.5 release to fix some incompatibility.

Guide to Conducting a Job Interview

Ten Minute Guide to Conducting a Job Interviewby William W. Larson
Had been interviewing candidates without much success lately, so grabbed a few books about interviewing to get a more in-depth feel of the subject.
Despite the claim, more than 10 minutes is required to read this book but it can scanned through pretty quickly.
Overall I […]

invidious

Tending to produce ill will, provoke envy, hateful or resentment.Implication of discrimination, or intend to discriminate.
An invidious remark.


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