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….. perhaps even the world! I spotted this car in Tesco Puchong, back in July 2005. At that time, I still had my trusty old Canon A70 with me that goes wherever I go.
Resist the power of the dark side I must! The force is strong!
This picture was originally posted in LensaMalaysia.
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I am stranded on an island. An unfamiliar place with no access to my sanity, where I am reduced to a walking-talking Frankenstein. I do nothing but work, sleep and eat. I have no life.
As Captain Shao Feng a.k.a. Chow Yun Fatt has aptly put it in Pirates of the Carribean, “Welcome to Singapore”!
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Have you heard of the TV series that was shown in 8TV a while back in 2006? I thought it was a very good show. I managed to download the complete series and watch them all during my wife’s 4 days confinement period in Tey’s Maternity and Gynecologist Centre.
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How many of you have encountered this before? Upgrade your Wordpress to the latest version 2.5, and when you try to upload a picture into your post, and BAM! You encounter an HTTP error!
It says after crunching the picture: “An error occurred in the upload. Please try again later.”
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Yay! I have successfully upgraded to Wordpress 2.5! Nothing revolutionary from the outside, but on the inside, a lot have changed. The dashboard is much cleaner, much more slicker. The more important and most used stuffs (Write, Manage, Design, Comments) are grouped to the top left in bold, while the less used options (Settings, Plugins, Users) are in smaller fonts to the right. Takes some getting used to, but I’m sure this will become second nature to me soon. Other lesser obvious changes are more about the security of the engine. Now by default, all passwords are salted. When you upgrade your Wordpress, be sure to copy over the latest wp-config-sample.php, copy over your settings over from the previous wp-config.php, and then write over to wp-config.php. This new file contains the key to your salted passwords, so make sure you have them!
All said, nothing is perfect. I have a plugin called Popularity Contest. After I have upgraded to Wordpress 2.5, it encountered a fatal error and stopped working. Lucky thing for good ol’ Google. In no time I had fixed it and it’s back up and running!
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