Mon 15 Dec 2008
BBC News has an interesting article about present and future mobile SmartPhone. Meanwhile, Nokia has a new N97 in awaiting, to be launch in early 2009 (shown first in Nokia World 2008). Check out this blog or watch the movie below.
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Sat 13 Dec 2008
Impress with their Robot Watch site has an interesting article 「超初心者にも“できる”ホビーロボット入門ガイド」. Sorry, it is in Japanese.
Thu 11 Dec 2008
Thu 16 Oct 2008
As a programmer, you will think that your job is about technical. That is true especially if you look from the perspective of programming methodology. But, as a method of communication, we can also regard source code as a poem! 
Wed 8 Oct 2008
Breach of Trust of Skype (in China only?)
Posted by arully under IT , Law&Ethics , Security[3] Comments
Skype’s text messaging has been compromised in China. Although apparently the problem is limited within China, this incident showed us that you cannot trust anyone even to those who already made public promised.
Sun 14 Sep 2008
Have you ever saw a Microsoft ad featuring Bill Gates and Jerry Seinfeld? Then you should read about FTP 168 things
Tue 19 Aug 2008
NYTimes have an article which discussed about professional network on social networking sites.
And remember the other social-networking sites. If LinkedIn is the Chamber of Commerce luncheon, then Facebook is the after-hours party (and MySpace is the all-night rave, which may make trolling for business connections there a bit trying). “Facebook seems a more natural way of communicating,” said Debra Aho Williamson, senior analyst for eMarketer in Seattle. “LinkedIn seems more formal.”
But the social ease of Facebook makes it easy to look frivolous, all of the experts warned. If you tend to overshare, people in your network will quickly learn about the breakup of your marriage or your love of Jell-O shots. (Facebook now offers fine-tuned privacy settings, on the upper right side of the home page.) So perhaps the best tip of all for online social networking would be: Keep the social separate from the networking.
Mon 4 Aug 2008
Here is a video report
Wed 2 Jul 2008
Ada tulisan menarik di blog resmi AOSI (Asosiasi Open Source Indonesia) berjudul “Tak Kenal Open Source, maka Tak Sayang”. Isinya artikel sekilas menarik perhatian, tapi ada fakta yang bisa menyesatkan, yang ditaruh di bagian atas. Saya kutip disini “Open Source Software (OSS) pada intinya terdiri dari Software Operating System Linux …”.
OSS bukan hanya Linux, tapi justru jauh lebih banyak lagi seperti BSD varian (OpenBSD, FreeBSD, dll) dan GNU/Hurd. Linux juga bukan operating system, tetapi kernel. Justru kalau mau disebut operating system, nama yang tepat (dan juga untuk menghormati pembuatnya) adalah GNU/Linux karena tanpa alat2 yang disediakan oleh GNU (GNU not Unix), maka kernel saja tidak akan ada manfaatnya.
Tapi repotnya memang, menjelaskan hal yang sebenarnya tanpa membuat pusing dan sulit pendengar Bagaimana?
Thu 26 Jun 2008
Andreas M. Antonopoulos from Network World wrote What we don’t seem to have much is communal defense. It is very rare to find a system that is equally concerned with outgoing traffic and the impact it has on others. Actually, research trend in security is going to that direction.
In the past, we cannot do that because resource limitation on network devices. Thus, almost no one think about to empower the devices. But now, with CPU more speedier, memory more spacious, HDD more spacious, we can afford to have that capability. One small effort on that is research on Quarantine Network. Previous effort is an automatic virus reporting capability built in anti virus program installed.
