Tuesday, December 05, 2006
Imageshack Images.
Ok Imageshack has this new feature of zooming into the thumbnails and other what-not nonsense. So you want to see the full size image you have to click on the thumbnail before it changes into the yellow frog pic. Otherwise you'll have to wait a few secs before it starts over again.
Social Experiment part 3.
Well I decide that my experiment went fairly well. Am sure at least 200 over
people have now heard my Remix without me needing to advertise it.
people have now heard my Remix without me needing to advertise it.
The song am talking about is TISM - Everyone has had more sex than me. (Girlrage Remix)
Basically, I wondered how the song would sound like a girl rage group sang it. I won't put the torrent here but if you're interested in my masterpiece (hahaha) you can google for it or check out any major torrent site and you're see it there.
Edit: deleted the original post cuz the html was messed. So i reposted again.
Thursday, November 16, 2006
Social experiment part 2.
Well I said I was gonna put up the name of the file but I changed my mind. I think I'll only do that come the passing of a week. The good news is that the files is now on Google and search results hits several major torrent sites.
Wednesday, November 15, 2006
Social experiment.
I wanted to see exactly how far can a file, torrented from scratch, will propagate. Of course what I did was remix a bit a fairy well known song from an Aussie group. Created the yesterday 10:34 GMT+8 15 Nov. Uploaded it sometime around 11pm - 1am to several torrent sites. I will seed it for 24hrs so around 12am 17 Nov am gonna stop and see just how many people download the song. How many people commented on whether they like it or not.
Come the deadline I'll post up the name of the song so you guys (whoever is reading this) can go download the song and tell me what ya think. :)
Come the deadline I'll post up the name of the song so you guys (whoever is reading this) can go download the song and tell me what ya think. :)
Wednesday, September 27, 2006
Sunday, September 03, 2006
Steve Irwin Dead!
We will have a moment of silence for our dear animal evangelist. No croc or snake got him, it was a stingray.
Wednesday, August 16, 2006
I lied! More updates.
Yeah yeah it is late, kiss mah sweet tukus.
Udpate Post: "I am a cynical guy." The new url is here: http://www.pbfcomics.com/
For those of you that wonder where I go read tech here is the tech websites that I visit for all the news:
http://www.akihabaranews.com/en/
http://www.engadget.com/
http://www.overclockers.com.au/
http://www.overclockers.com/
http://sharikou.blogspot.com/
And for video reviews cause god's says nothing better to see it live than looking at a static photo (watch out for the sexy mascot, she'll bewitch ya!):
http://www.3dgameman.com/
Udpate Post: "I am a cynical guy." The new url is here: http://www.pbfcomics.com/
For those of you that wonder where I go read tech here is the tech websites that I visit for all the news:
http://www.akihabaranews.com/en/
http://www.engadget.com/
http://www.overclockers.com.au/
http://www.overclockers.com/
http://sharikou.blogspot.com/
And for video reviews cause god's says nothing better to see it live than looking at a static photo (watch out for the sexy mascot, she'll bewitch ya!):
http://www.3dgameman.com/
Tuesday, June 13, 2006
Ahhh if you love drama and mystery anime.
'Higurashi no Naku Koro ni' is total mind fuck. Based on a game it follows chapters of what happens when you screw up in the game. That is my theory since I have only watched up to epi 10 and 4 epis per chapter. Each chapter ends badly so I presume the last chapter is where you sovle the game correctly to have a 'happy' ending. The anime is really a blast and well subbed by both 'Ayu' and 'We are IN Denial - WIND'.
Watch it from the sheer creepiness factor and great story. Voice actors here really gave some of the best performances. Hahaha, if any girl in real talks to me like they do when the 'creep factor' is on I tell you this; I may not be able to sleep at night.
Update: I see there are 20 epis and from what it looks like 4 chapters to one of the 4 girls. Since I bet choosing any of the 4 girls to investigate leads to bad endings and horrible/sad background stories about them then the real culprit should be actually outsider of that circle of friends. The cop maybe? Since you do see him in everyone of the chapters so far. Or is it deeper than that.
Watch it from the sheer creepiness factor and great story. Voice actors here really gave some of the best performances. Hahaha, if any girl in real talks to me like they do when the 'creep factor' is on I tell you this; I may not be able to sleep at night.
Update: I see there are 20 epis and from what it looks like 4 chapters to one of the 4 girls. Since I bet choosing any of the 4 girls to investigate leads to bad endings and horrible/sad background stories about them then the real culprit should be actually outsider of that circle of friends. The cop maybe? Since you do see him in everyone of the chapters so far. Or is it deeper than that.
Monday, June 12, 2006
Here is one for the guys.
If you guys think you got a fair size throbbing hotrod in your pants then here is a comic of the exploits of one such as yourself.
http://www.leasticoulddo.com/
http://www.leasticoulddo.com/
I am a cynical guy.
I was told this by Mae (did I spell that right?) so here is some cynical comics. Gotta love em.
http://70.86.201.113/imageserv2/stilltemporary/archive.html
http://70.86.201.113/imageserv2/stilltemporary/archive.html
Saturday, June 10, 2006
VAIN Emergency System
So I was thinking of a good system that emergency services can use in times of natural disasters, fires, rescue, etc. called Video Audio Interface Network Emergency System.
Basically the hardware needed for this is:
Foldable 15-20 feet transmitting antenna.
Laptop for communications.
Handphones with extreme battery life and video recording.
Small 5-6 feet relay antennas that run a bateries.
How this is done is the team sets up a command centre with the large antenna and the laptop hooked up.
Every man has a handphone with a special sim card that can be switched to the VAIN cell network from the normal normal networks.
Once this is done emergency service member spread out to cover the location bringing along the relay antenna should the coverage of the main antenna not reach certain area. The relay antenna relay and boost the signels from the handphones.
With that emergency service members can give live visual and audio reports of the situation back to the command centre via the video recording feature of the handphone. This helps a in few ways: one, specialists in the command centre can give instructions to others in field concerning certain problems like poisonous gases, structual assessment, medical info, etc. Two, it allows specialists on the field to forwarded info needed by other members in other areas. Three, it can be used so that all members on the field can view and be updated live critical situations. Four, allows trapped civilians to be forwarded to a rescue member closest to them so that information can be shared in their rescue.
Basically, a scenario would like this. Person trapped in a building on fire calls for 911 for help. 911 forwards the call to the commander centre on the scene. After gathering details from the person including if possible visual information the command centre can use the relay aantennas to help triangulate the exact whereabouts of the caller. The caller can be forwarded to a rescue operative that is nearest to him or other operative incase the caller needs certain info like how to deal with medical problems or safest escape routes or even how to reach the nearest operative.
The relay antennas are meant to be disposable. But should be retrieved later either for spare parts or if in good condition, recharged and used later.
So what you all think?
Basically the hardware needed for this is:
Foldable 15-20 feet transmitting antenna.
Laptop for communications.
Handphones with extreme battery life and video recording.
Small 5-6 feet relay antennas that run a bateries.
How this is done is the team sets up a command centre with the large antenna and the laptop hooked up.
Every man has a handphone with a special sim card that can be switched to the VAIN cell network from the normal normal networks.
Once this is done emergency service member spread out to cover the location bringing along the relay antenna should the coverage of the main antenna not reach certain area. The relay antenna relay and boost the signels from the handphones.
With that emergency service members can give live visual and audio reports of the situation back to the command centre via the video recording feature of the handphone. This helps a in few ways: one, specialists in the command centre can give instructions to others in field concerning certain problems like poisonous gases, structual assessment, medical info, etc. Two, it allows specialists on the field to forwarded info needed by other members in other areas. Three, it can be used so that all members on the field can view and be updated live critical situations. Four, allows trapped civilians to be forwarded to a rescue member closest to them so that information can be shared in their rescue.
Basically, a scenario would like this. Person trapped in a building on fire calls for 911 for help. 911 forwards the call to the commander centre on the scene. After gathering details from the person including if possible visual information the command centre can use the relay aantennas to help triangulate the exact whereabouts of the caller. The caller can be forwarded to a rescue operative that is nearest to him or other operative incase the caller needs certain info like how to deal with medical problems or safest escape routes or even how to reach the nearest operative.
The relay antennas are meant to be disposable. But should be retrieved later either for spare parts or if in good condition, recharged and used later.
So what you all think?
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