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Happy New Year 2007
1 Jan 2007 Blog

Happy New Year 2007

Happy New Year 2007 to all my visitors out there! Wishing you health, happiness and success in the year ahead, and thank you for continuing to read and support this little blog of mine. Here's to a great year!

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DMMT Gathering
30 Dec 2006 Blog

DMMT Gathering

We had a DMMT gathering yesterday at Marina's Sakae Sushi, organised by Charlene. Among those who turned up were Charlene, Stacey, Zhi Wei, Laily, Suqin, Li Xiang and me. By chance we also spotted Zhi Fan and his girlfriend.

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2006/2007 Semester 1 Modules Grades
27 Dec 2006 Blog

2006/2007 Semester 1 Modules Grades

My 2006/2007 Semester 1 results: B+ in Data Structures and Algorithms, B in Computer Organisation, D+ in Discrete Structures, B- in English for Academic Purposes and B in Introductory Mathematics. My CAP is 3.18. Disappointed CS1102 only got a B+.

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Merry Christmas 2006
24 Dec 2006 Blog

Merry Christmas 2006

Wishing all visitors to my site a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! I hope you got what you wanted; what I want isn't available yet, maybe by Christmas 2008. Tonight I'm having steamboat with family.

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LiXiang’s New Computer
21 Dec 2006 Blog

LiXiang’s New Computer

Li Xiang bought a new computer today from Fuwell in Sim Lim Square. The specs include an Intel Core 2 Duo E6600, an MSI P965 Neo-F board, 1GB of Twinmos DDR2 and a PowerColor X1950 Pro 512MB.

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Formatting Computers
14 Dec 2006 Blog

Formatting Computers

I caught Flag of Our Fathers last week, a touching and rather gory film, decent overall. It plays more like a documentary than an action war movie. It was also the first time I learned about war bonds.

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MS Paint God
7 Dec 2006 Blog

MS Paint God

Look at what this guy can do with Microsoft Paint; he's genuinely good. It's astonishing how much detail and artistry someone can wring out of such a basic, much-maligned tool that most of us only ever use for quick scribbles.

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Deja Vu
6 Dec 2006 Blog

Deja Vu

I caught Deja Vu today and it's a good film. My eyes were glued to the huge screen throughout. The technology they use to trace the criminal is uber leet; whoever invents it could outdo Bill Gates.

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End Of My Exams
6 Dec 2006 Blog

End Of My Exams

Monday 7pm marked the end of my exams, it's time to relax, update my plugins and, if I have time, HTMLise my new layout. I've also installed Windows Vista; the GUI is great, but it runs slower than XP.

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Sitex 2006
30 Nov 2006 Blog

Sitex 2006

Before heading to Sitex 2006, I had the famous Mee Rebus and Soto Ayam at Bedok Central Hawker Centre, just $1.50 and $2.00 respectively, with generous portions. Cheap and good, the best Mee Rebus and Soto Ayam I've eaten.

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Whining Bunch Of People
29 Nov 2006 Blog

Whining Bunch Of People

I think Singaporeans love to whine. The bus is too cold, complain; too hot, complain. Nobody gives up an MRT seat for the elderly, complain. Teenagers kissing on the MRT, complain. Students selling ice cream for pocket money, complain too.

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Exams Coming
22 Nov 2006 Blog

Exams Coming

I've been busy redesigning this site and studying for exams, ending 4th December 2006. We also celebrated my dear's birthday at Cafe Swiss in Swissotel The Stamford; the food was good but not really to our liking.

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Run Out Of Drive Alphabets In Windows?
22 Nov 2006 Blog

Run Out Of Drive Alphabets In Windows?

Ever wondered what happens if you run out of drive letters in Windows, with C through Z all used and A and B reserved for floppies? The next drive you plug in is still detected, just without a letter.

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Like Pig
30 Oct 2006 Blog

Like Pig

I think the pig is the most pitiful animal ever, with every negative human trait mapped onto it, and we eat almost every part of it too. Just consider all the phrases: eat, sleep, lazy and stupid like a pig.

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2nd Anniversary
29 Oct 2006 Blog

2nd Anniversary

We celebrated our second anniversary at Seoul Garden in Ngee Ann City, though its food variety keeps worsening; Yuki Yaki is now the better bet. I didn't buy my dear much, just a box of chocolates.

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Short School Email Addresses
20 Oct 2006 Blog

Short School Email Addresses

Woot, I've managed to grab super short email addresses from my school. Both lester at nus.edu.sg and lester at comp.nus.edu.sg reach me. Sweet, and far easier to rattle off than the usual long ones!

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Singapore Future MRT/LRT Map
13 Oct 2006 Blog

Singapore Future MRT/LRT Map

It was good news to me when I saw the map. Did anyone notice that NE2 station is missing from the North East Line? NE1 is HarbourFront and NE3 Outram, so where's NE2? Apparently it's Kampong Bahru.

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Suck In Programming
11 Oct 2006 Blog

Suck In Programming

I may be good at web programming, but Java, C, C++ and VB leave me helpless; thinking through the algorithms makes me wonder why I bother studying. Yet once I crack the algorithm, that doubt vanishes.

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VivoCity Officially Opens
6 Oct 2006 Blog

VivoCity Officially Opens

VivoCity is Singapore's largest retail, leisure and entertainment destination, right beside HarbourFront. It packs shopping, dining and entertainment into one sprawling space, with plenty of new retail concepts. A genuinely impressive addition to the city.

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Programming Written Exams Are WTF
5 Oct 2006 Blog

Programming Written Exams Are WTF

I've been swamped with nothing but school, with endless tutorials, lab exercises, quizzes and tests one after another, leaving almost no breathing space. While revising CS1102, Data Structures and Algorithms, I came across a particularly baffling question.

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Freaking Funny Clip From Taiwan Variety Show
28 Sep 2006 Blog

Freaking Funny Clip From Taiwan Variety Show

Here are two freaking funny clips from the Taiwan variety show 齐天大圣. You'll need to understand a bit of Hokkien to fully appreciate them, but trust me, they're well worth a watch for the laughs alone. Do check them out.

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Northern Light
22 Sep 2006 Blog

Northern Light

The Northern Lights are a lovely natural phenomenon, nature's own fireworks. Their shimmering curtains of green and violet light dancing across the polar sky are a breathtaking sight, and well worth reading more about if they fascinate you.

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