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It’s cool to see a revival of interest of what people call the Miracle Fruit – it even made it to Digg’s front page
I was amused because I remember tasting the said fruit months ago; it is indeed just like the article says.
To give you an idea of the size of the berry, here’s a picture I took of it with a Calamansi (Philippine Lemon):
JC hit a goldmine with this site that converts any digital photograph to a japanese vintage photo.
Here’s an example taken from this original photo
An entry to test some cross-posting from my site.
While I do know different [free] sites have cross-posting capabilities already, I still would rather do everything through my own site.
And it’s worth mentioning how surprisingly “complex” this whole exercise turned out to be. My apologies to all the people already subscribed to my feed – as I’m sure you got some pretty funky RSS activity since last night. Hopefully that’s all sorted out by now… hopefully.
After getting my Time Capsule, I’ve now started using Time Machine (TM) to backup my data.
The “image” file TM uses is variable. Upon the creation and first backup; it starts out small (or whatever size the data you’ve just backed up). It does however grow over time as it tries to retain copies of old files as well. So basically the bigger the space it can work with, the further “back in time” you could restore your files as it were.
Now that’s all fine and dandy, but they should really give the user an option to specify how big they allow this image to be. And I’ll explain in a sec why this is something you’d want… as well as how to accomplish it. Read More
I invite everyone to take a look at this thread… and be utterly disgusted. I also invite anyone who has time to spare, to do whatever you can in decreasing the market share of Creative Labs products.
I know that the influence of the internet is a very small percentage in affecting the bottom-line of hardware manufacturers such as this. The beauty of the web is that it doesn’t take much effort to be heard – no matter how small you are. So unlike trying to fix governments, the phrase “do your part, no matter how small” certainly applies here.
Read on if you want my detailed opinion on the matter…
