Tag: 2.0
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On blogging, building community, and (a rant on) AI — and back using English
… Aaaand she’s back. I tried using the Indonesian language in my previous post, and I found myself feeling “stiff” on using it. I know, the irony, I’m an Indonesian and here I am, feeling uncomfortable using my own language. I know some Indonesians out there who would love to sling mud at me because… Continue reading
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Digital Graveyard
I never thought too much about digital graveyard until I revisited my bookmarks on my Chrome browser. When I was a Happiness Engineer, my Chrome browser was connected to my Automattic profile. For five years, I never used my personal Chrome account. Naturally, the bookmarks went unnoticed. After I resigned, I reset my Chrome browser… Continue reading
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Hello, Procreate!
I have several drawing apps on my iPad: Tayasui’s “Sketches”, Sketchbook, Adobe Fresco, and just recently: Procreate. I used to use Adobe Fresco for my digital drawings. The Peachtober drawings so far? Adobe Fresco. While I love Sketches and Sketchbook, I love Adobe Fresco’s UI/UX friendliness. Sketches is too simple for me, and Sketchbook is… Continue reading
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🔖 Google’s docuseries on cybersecurity: “HACKING GOOGLE”
Found this link from my colleague as he shared it on the office’s Slack watercooler channel: Meet the hackers keeping you safe online Cybersecurity and cyber safety have been a pretty hot topic lately and most countries now waging war by attacking each other’s networks. And no, hacking is not always about monitors with a… Continue reading
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🔖 The Melanau Gateway
A cool finding from Tiktok. Giving you a glimpse of a native tribe in Borneo. Continue reading
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Bloghopping
During its heyday, folks were familiar with the term “blogring” or “webring”. I think the latter came from MySpace. I remember we used to exchange blog links and visiting our friends’ blog is some kind of daily habit. I still maintain my friends’ link on the page Archives & Blogrolls — and you might find… Continue reading
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Kecak Dance at Uluwatu Temple, Bali
Watching this IRL has been one of my bucket lists. As of now, Youtube should suffice. Kecak dance is telling a story of Ramayana ballad — a story about a prince (Lord Rama) with his wife, Sita (in Indonesia, we named her “Shinta”) and their battle against evil force: Ravana. The story opens with kecak… Continue reading