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We just watched Serenity on VCD. Excellent Sci-fi.

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The last few weeks have been absolutely chaotic. I had to take a few days off to take care of the courseworks. My time management definitely needs improving.
I didn’t get to blog everything I wanted to, so here we go…
A follow up to my earlier post regarding the 4/12/2005 Rally/Demonstration. We don’t need no heros. [...]

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Very useful.

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As the Japanese would say.
Rafael you are full of sh*t. People want to know when they will have universal suffrage, and are not interested in your baby step diversion. You could say all about what the majority people want, but everybody know the emperor has no clothes on.
Donald might be the CCP’s top dog in [...]

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The Audi A8 Diesel Twin Turbo, as presented by Top Gear.
That’s HK$0.44/km. About twice as economical to run as a small family sedan. (Well it’s not fair comparison, ‘cos it’s motor way for most of the trip versus inner city traffic, but even double the fuel consumption the much bigger and more powerful Audi is [...]

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Story.

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they’re everywhere… they walk around like everyone else… they don’t even know that they’re dumb.

We propose that those with limited knowledge in a domain suffer a dual burden: Not only do they reach mistaken conclusions and make regrettable errors, but their incompetence robs them of the ability to realize it.

Yeah I am talking about you, [...]

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A K5 article.

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A HK$5,000 toilet seat that washes and drys your backside. I want one.

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I’ve just registered a new domain for fun and profit. GoDaddy’s domain name management panel would not accept the djbdns-type a.ns.domain.com and b.ns.domain.com as nameservers for domain.com.
Here is the answer. In summary, you need to enter the IP addresses for a.ns.domain.com and b.ns.domain.com in Domain Host Summary before you could do it. NOT. VERY. OBVIOUS.

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School lunches in France.

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on History and Business in China. Free admission, but reserve your seat ASAP.

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Hayden and Sarah live in Hertfordshire, England. I went to visit them a few years ago, and we went for a walk on a nearby National Trail. The entry of the trail was right next to some farmers’ fields where sheep were kept. There was a big sign there saying that dog owners should keep [...]

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Most delightful movie.

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from Ted Leung.

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