I love cats and I used to raise many kittens!! I now cannot have any due to my Asthma haiz...However I can have my fix by taking photos of them!! :) Theses are some of my collections of Cats near my house and work place haha.. Hopefully you guys like it! :) http://s75.photobucket.com/albums/i303/simontay78/Cats/ |
I like to ask anyone who knows about herbal or knows stuff, what
exactly is this leave that my mum is insisting on me drinking the brew
from this. She claim that it will lower cholesterol and help on the blood
circulation.
I am kind of skeptical about this claim but I had drink a few of these
brew from this leave (Boiling it with water and then drink the red
substances)
It's like drinking something unknown and a remedy that might be
potentially hazardous to life but since I did not have any reaction to
it so I guess it's not poisonous but does it really help my mum's
health? Like really helps in lowering cholesterol?
According to CNET News
Quote:
Toshiba bumping SDHC cards to 32GB
Toshiba announced it's reached the 32GB frontier with SDHC (Secure Digital High Capacity) flash memory cards, a successor to the widely used SD format that extends to bigger sizes.
Holy smokes! This is getting too much! 32GB SD Card can be how many DVD combined? So next time maybe it will replace CD/VCD/DVD forever!? How fast can this be? Anyone can give me a good answer? Time to build a Video Player using SD CARD folks! |
Latest update on this, I had taken a photo of my own SD Card and M2 Card and the size of it is almost the same as above...but I guess they are not the same. Haha...
Just researched on this SDHC (Secure Digital High Capacity) in wikipedia and it says plenty on SDHC and it's FAT32!! Great!
A new SD format, SDHC (Secure Digital High Capacity, SD 2.0), allows capacities in excess of 2GB. SDHC uses the FAT32 file system which supports a higher data density than FAT16[10]. It uses the same form factor as SD, but the SD 2.0 standard in SDHC uses a different memory addressing method (sector addressing vs byte addressing), thus theoretically reaching a maximum capacity of up to 2048GB. SDHC cards only work in SDHC compatible devices, but standard SD cards work in both SD and SDHC devices. The SDHC trademark is licensed to ensure compatibility.[11]
Labels: Memory, SD Card, Technology
The world of Ubuntu just literary hit me like a big stone, why didn't I install this earlier and learn the Ubuntu way? It's so awesome and geeky that only the geeks will understand what is Ubuntu and the Linux method of control, manipulated and conquer. I had just installed my Ubuntu 7.04 to my AMD 64 bit ATI X600 Radeon and the world of 64 bit computing just opened up like a can of fresh tomatoes! First the maze of geeky errors when I first install it...and how many bugs there was and need to be "configured" to be working perfectly. There is this community of professional geeks or programmers are out there helping the newbies. The problems I had faced will be the same as others with the same system. I will write more about my problems later...but just to let you guys know that I am not dead hehe...just been too busy lately haha. |
On a good Sunday Morning of 19th August 2007, I went to Mac Ritchie Reservoir & Park with my buddy Jimmy to "take a hike" and walk the HSBC Tree Top Walk and we have some fine time talking and laughing while we explore the "wilderness" of the park. It's not really empty on a Sunday Morning as there are many visitors to the park. We can see almost 2 visitors passing us every 5 minutes in while walking the semi-muddy foot path. |
Labels: Mac Ritchie, Mystery, Outing, Singapore, Video
All I can say is Holy Mother! This Ubuntu 7 Fiesty Fawn can run Window XP within using only 50% CPU processing and can this baby do more then just EYE Candy! The future of Operating System is almost here...once the world starts to migrate to Linux based Ubuntu...while still using Window Base softwares. The world will start to support Linux in Hardware as well. When the critical mass of the world population starts to use Ubuntu...it will be totally blow Microsoft out of the market! The future is here Indeed! |
Labels: Amazing, Future, Operating System, Ubuntu