Archive for January, 2007
QOTD
“If writing fiction is dessert, (b)logging is snacking between meals.” - Neil Gaiman, on a diet. (Reminds me of Dilbert’s PHB, who recently went on a diet. Ugh, I gotta get back to work!)
Getting rid of spam, a day at a time
Delete all mails marked as spam, in the morning, upon log in. Then forget about them. Go to the spam box again in the afternoon, and again delete all. Simple, but effective. Also helps unload my GMail storage.
Work blog, sort of
Accidentally found this blog containing “blind items” about life at Trend Micro, my previous workplace.
Okay, so it’s not really a work blog, and the posts will leave outsiders totally clueless, but yes, it does reflect the “colorful” life at TrendLabs HQ Manila. (In the US Corp and 24×7 Premium Support teams, at least. My team, the European Technical Support Center, is much more, er, sedate.)
The posts are funny, if a bit mean.
Too bad, the blog author recently resigned. Will someone continue the “legacy”? Are there other blogs out there with a similar theme?
Ala-’Minority Report’
The cool interface in Minority Report, a film based in Philip K. Dick’s short story, has just come true:
Can’t wait to get my hands on those. (Pun intended.)
Time in a linear scale
Of course, time is linear (if we are to believe Einstein). Heh. Anyway, here’s a cool watch design that displays time in a linear scale:
I have a similar clock on my desktop: it’s a Google Desktop gadget, DigiWatch, that displays the remaining time (for alarms) in a progress bar.
