July 2006

General

Oh My God, MENJ and Edrei has taken over Blogtal.com!

I was suprised when I saw today’s RSS feed, I thought it was a bug or something in blogtal.com. But after I examined the website closely, I could confirm that MENJ and Edrei totally owned Blogtal.com. Just take a look at the image below,    blogtal, blog, blogging, weblog, portal, malaysia, aggregator

Open Source

Google Code supports Open Source project hosting

Good news everyone, google now supports hosting for open source project via Google Code, for the time being Google Code only supports hosting svn account with a select few open source license such as GNU/GPL, GNU/LGPL, Apache License 2.0, MIT License, MPL 1.1, and the new BSD license variant. Google stated in it’s code FAQ […]

Open Source, Other Operating System

OpenDarwin project is going to shut down

OpenDarwin website has posted this announcement, Over the past few years, OpenDarwin has become a mere hosting facility for Mac OS X related projects. The original notions of developing the Mac OS X and Darwin sources has not panned out. Availability of sources, interaction with Apple representatives, difficulty building and tracking sources, and a lack […]

Personal Life

My personal workstation keyboard

Introducing my workstation keyboard, I bought it in around 2001, and been serving me well. The letter ‘Q’ broke out from the keyboard when I attempted to clean it. The letter even took part of the keyboard with it, lucky that the letter ‘Q’ is quite unpopular when typing compared to the letter ‘E’, ‘R’ […]

Wordpress

Another WordPress exploit discovered

WordPress blog users, please disable the “Anyone can Register Option” in your “Option” tab because an exploit has been discovered in the current release of WordPress, affecting WordPress 2.0.3 and below (including 1.5.x). You are also advised to delete all Guest users or any users that you do not know personally, details about this exploit […]

General

Open Graphic Card – An Alternative to Nvidia, ATI

I guess GNU/Linux users may have already familiar with the problem related to to 3d graphic cards available nowadays. While they work fine on your Linux operating system, their 3D hardware acceleration heavily depends on closed source binary-only driver. This means that the driver bloats the system, taints the kernel, and even threat the stability […]

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