My ideal super power would be the ability to stare at my work and make it finish by itself. Before the deadline, just for the sake of being specific.
My ideal super power would be the ability to stare at my work and make it finish by itself. Before the deadline, just for the sake of being specific.
This is a gallery about Trip to South Korea 2012: repost and contains 1 images.
Still trying — and failed — to replicate the bug that Klaus and Schokokäse reported on the widget’s Hijack-proof issue. I need to rest, and look at this again later. What was that other bug I was suppose to squash?
It’s funny how stress, tiredness and boredom can slowly creep into the normalcy of your life and make you think it’s alright. Sure, everyone experience stress, tiredness and boredom, but it doesn’t have to be a normal part of your life and it shouldn’t last as long as it should …
“Beyond expectation” are mere simple words to describe the amazing show performed by Korea’s acclaimed a capella group, Red Soul, in Kota Kinabalu on the 15th of April this year. The high that the Kpop fans experienced during the show lasted for days, as seen clearly through the feedback these …
I’m thinking of getting/making a Twenty Eleven child theme, if I have the time. A combination of Silver’s design and Hum’s layout, plus a bit of colour tweaks here and there, and it would be perfect. I tried doing a child theme before, but it was just too tedious. I …
Free tools and services such as XAMPP and DynDNS are an absolute blessing for me particularly when I need to develop my web apps and test them under development mode. Last year, I successfully set my home web server running on XAMPPLite to be accessible via DynDNS so that I …
The attack of the insomnia has hit again, so I’m taking this advantage to update the Top Commentators Widget (which is now in 1.5-beta and downloadable via WordPress Extend if you wanna try it out — this blog is currently running it) as well as a couple of my favourite niche …
A quick heads-up on the latest TCW update, in line with the release of WordPress 3.1. This update also addressed the comment hijacking issue that, while wonderfully suggested and fixed by Stuff by Sarah quite a while ago (and implemented by yours truly on v.0.999a) , were not fully effective …