…with Generalized Dystonia
“Microsoft took the wraps off Internet Explorer 7 Tuesday, releasing the new ‘preview’ version of its Web browser to the general public for testing.” — [[link removed]]
Despite of the fact that it’s not extensible like Firefox, I like IE 7 — especially its Quick Tabs and Anti-Phising features. Nevertheless, I won’t be switching back as I’ve gotten too used to Firefox extensions.
UPDATE: Beside [link removed], IE7 apparently doesn’t handle JavaScripts properly, rendering some sites useless.
Check out cuteoverload.com… you’ll be awed! 
The movie “Underworld: Evolution” isn’t that bad for its genre, but it’s not better than its first one, either. For a movie that’s assumably targeted to teenage audiences, in my opinion, there are too many sex and nude scenes. Awesome CGs nonetheless.
I’ll give it an B. 
The appointment with my new VR counselor went fairly well. He’s gonna have me take more of a formal training from a developer (kind of like a mentor) of my choice for 3 months, and if I do well, that person will recommend me to his/her connections. This person will also let the potential employees know of all the incentives (tax exemptions, etc.) for hiring people like myself. Anyhow, I have to go back on February 1 to formalize it.
Life is… hard. 
I’ve put up a new b2 board since the one at licklinux.com has shut down indefinitely. So, if you’re using b2, let’s create a community there! 
I’ve received a certificate from Portland Community College for my six months of internship. Considering that I already hold an BBA from University of Hawaii, this is no big of a deal, though.
I’m scheduled to see my OVRS counselor on the 20th to plan the next phase.
Looks like there still are some issues with the server as its PHP isn’t processing variables properly. I created a support ticket, so I hope this gets fixed soon. o_O
UPDATE: Apparently, “register_globals” wasn’t turned on when they re-installed PHP on their server.
I’ve a CoolMax 3.5″ USB 2.0 HDD Enclosure with a 250GB Western Digital Drive. It was working fine until 2 days ago when there was a brief power outage. When I turned it on, only green light (power) came on, and it didn’t appear in Disk Management of WinXP Pro SP2, though its driver did appear in Device Manager with Code 10 (device could not be started). Continue reading ‘USB HDD Enclosure Failure’ »