Alright, this is just one weird episode, and it is actually a continuation of the previous episode. I was just blabbering on after being wake for more than 17 hours straight. DK was almost that dead tired too, talking about Starwars and McDonalds, and everything that came into our minds.
So, Digression with a Disclaimer, Episode 4.
DigressCast Episode 4: Disclaimer, we have entered insanity
I’m drooling. I can’t wait for the English version to be released. I have this craving to get the white PS3 Slim FFXIII Special Edition. *drool*
This is the problem I’m having with the HTC Hero. I went to SIS Technologies at Leng Kee Road and got it reflashed. That did not fix this problem at all. I’m pretty pissed off with this problem because this keeps popping up and makes a few apps not work at all. I hope to get the entire phone replaced and pray that’ll fix the problem. Sigh. I’m sad.
Ok, I do not do this very often unless it’s really good. I watched the movie, Fame (2009), last night and when I heard Asher Book sing, his voice can melt you like a hot knife through butter. Anyway, here they are. He has a great jazz voice. I do want to see him cut a jazz album. I’ll definitely buy it. Enjoy!
Well, we did something crazy on Saturday/Sunday night. We recorded 3 episodes for you, to make up for the loss of episodes for the past few weeks while DK was serving his reservist. Anyway, we were briefly talking about putting episode notes up for you, but the stuff we talk about is so random, I really don’t know how to put up any notes.
Anyway, without further ado, Digression at its best, Episode 3.
DigressCast Episode 3: Back after a break
Here’s a great set of presentation deck really focused on getting people to buy in to the whole usability testing. This is one of the biggest problems I have convincing people to actually care about usability. I might be able to use some of this ideas to get buy in for general software testing within companies. It is tough to introduce these best practices to a bunch of developers already set in their ways, or have no idea why testing should be done. Anyway, I hope you might find some use from this presentation deck.
Here’s me being all flustered and acting all stupid. I had a great time at TwestivalSG and even got dunked for charity. It was fun.
Here’s the video from Kl!k.tv that they made.
Original Post: Local Twitter users come together for Twestival Singapore!
I just came back from the SingTel Launch of the INQ Mini 3G and got an eyeful of the capabilities of the INQ Mini 3G has to offer. Here’s some of the low-down of the phone.
Hardware Overview:
Software Overview:
Features Overview:
Launch Overview:
Other tidbits about INQ:
I will do a more in-depth review of the phone when I get the chance. Here are more pictures from the event.
Here’s also a first look of the INQ Mini 3G by Tech65.org.
Singapore Twestival 2009 is coming up in a few days, and I’m compiling a list of reasons why you should go to Twestival.
Here’s the main reason that you should come to Twestival and support us. We’re raising money for the Children’s Cancer Foundation and we hope to raise $5,000 for this cause. Although it might be a small amount (compared to the 3 million they need), but it will do a lot of help to the children out there. Each ticket is $10, and comes with 5 coupons at $2 each to be used at carnival activities.
Of course with those tickets you paid for, you’re contributing to a good cause, and you’re also playing games and enjoying yourselves. You might even win some amazing prizes too!
This will probably be one of the biggest meetups of Twitterers in Singapore, and if you are Twitterer, you don’t want to miss this. Put a face to all those weird alias, and meet famous bloggers from Singapore. Bring that online social chatter offline. We would love to meet all of you.
The famous Joe Augustin will be there to host the event and give everyone some laughter and joy! Hey, if he’s not enough to make you want to go, I don’t know what is.
This might just be the very reason you would come. What other great opportunity is there to let you dunk your favourite (or not so) blogger or twitterer? A few of us will definitely be there to let you dunk. You know you want to see us all wet. Maybe not so much me. *grin*
So what are you waiting for? Register here right now!
Details:
Open area beside Chinatown Complex
12 September 2009 :: 11:00am to 3:00pm
Chinatown, Singapore
Just a quick reference for where we are on the internet:
It’s always interesting to see what I’ve done in the past, especially on video. Take a look. I talked about C# 4.0, and SharePoint development. Looking back, I wonder if I would have said the same thing now.
Channel 5.5: Justin Lee at the MVP Summit 2008 from Rob Windsor on Vimeo.
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