Utada Hikaru - Final Distance (2001), this simply touches my heart, Utada sure had put so much into this song. You can also fetch the lyrics here.
I just realized, it's soon my final distance with her.
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In memoriam, Rena Yamashita (山下玲奈).
Amarok Pidgin Script
Recently I (re-)write a small shell scipt to update your Pidgin status message with currently playing Amarok track.
It's using Purple and DCOP for sure. :D
Here it is.
note: the server won't reply if you change your status too often. it's my personal experience, not sure whether it will happen on your net
It's using Purple and DCOP for sure. :D
Here it is.
note: the server won't reply if you change your status too often. it's my personal experience, not sure whether it will happen on your net
Clipless Pedal
I've recently attached pair of clipless pedal to Cathy. They are FPD-C13BA.
Sorry for the blurry images:
About the cycling shoes, I adapt an football shoes, fixing cleats into them. Don't ask me how to do is--it was a big mess. :D
It's Joma shoes which I sacrificed:
How it's done, the cleat is properly installed:
Finally, mounted :D
Sorry for the blurry images:
About the cycling shoes, I adapt an football shoes, fixing cleats into them. Don't ask me how to do is--it was a big mess. :D
It's Joma shoes which I sacrificed:
How it's done, the cleat is properly installed:
Finally, mounted :D
New Casette for Cherry
After I put the old casette off after 5 years of faithful service, I installed 7 sprockets casestte into Cherry.
Just wanna show it:
The smallest sprocket still "cling-cling" as the frame (and rear hub) was originally designed for 6-sprockets casette. Frame and hub works awaiting! :)
Just wanna show it:
The smallest sprocket still "cling-cling" as the frame (and rear hub) was originally designed for 6-sprockets casette. Frame and hub works awaiting! :)
Cheap Brake-pads
I should've posted this days ago.
I (recently) bought cheap brake pads (a pair cost Rp 5k), I bought 6 pairs of them. They are soft and lock the wheel in split a second, suitable for my riding style.
Here they are:
And this is how they are installed on Cherry:
Not suprisingly, they are made in China.
I (recently) bought cheap brake pads (a pair cost Rp 5k), I bought 6 pairs of them. They are soft and lock the wheel in split a second, suitable for my riding style.
Here they are:
And this is how they are installed on Cherry:
Not suprisingly, they are made in China.
void love()
La, la, la, dancing in memory
Though you don't really care what they are
((void(*)())love)();
(*(void(*)())love)();
They call you
O, they call you
{void (*love)() = (void(*)())love; love;}
It's assigned,
and committed
{void (*love)() = (void *)love; return (*(int(*)())love)();}
It's given,
and it gives you something in return
La, la, la, dancing in memory
I do really care who you are,
though yet I could understand
Run in either real or unreal, protected, long, or such,
I simply love you
Electrical-linguistics, I suck
Just now, I realize (more) I suck at Electrical-linguistics (after a lecture on Electrical Power Engineering)
1. I thought transformator is Indonesian word derived from English, in fact it's not.
2. It's more natural to me to write travo rather than trafo (which is the correct one).
3. Sometimes my tongue still slips while saying parallel, making it sounds closer to pararel (which is absolutely stupid).
:(
1. I thought transformator is Indonesian word derived from English, in fact it's not.
2. It's more natural to me to write travo rather than trafo (which is the correct one).
3. Sometimes my tongue still slips while saying parallel, making it sounds closer to pararel (which is absolutely stupid).
:(
Integrated Break Shifter, really?
If you look closer to my handlebar, you will notice such misplaced ugly break-shifter which designed for normal hybrid (closer to mountain) bike. So why did I put it that way?
Left one.
Right one.
There's some advantages over regular STI/ergo brifters:
- much cheaper (IDR 200k)
- you could shift while braking (rather hard to do on STI)
- easier to adjust (has more joint) between bar and brifters
Disadvantages:
- hard to shift when on drop (especially pull-shift)
- look cheap :(
So how I made it:
Just put metal bar ends which you cut to appropriate length. Install it there! (you will notice such small bar of metal ascending there, won't you?)
Left one.
Right one.
There's some advantages over regular STI/ergo brifters:
- much cheaper (IDR 200k)
- you could shift while braking (rather hard to do on STI)
- easier to adjust (has more joint) between bar and brifters
Disadvantages:
- hard to shift when on drop (especially pull-shift)
- look cheap :(
So how I made it:
Just put metal bar ends which you cut to appropriate length. Install it there! (you will notice such small bar of metal ascending there, won't you?)
Porn, anyone?
I won't write about porn itself, we're adult enough not to talk openly about it. :D
Just recenly I found update-for-upload-site site, which I found a section is quite AMAZING!
As you can see, there's probably one more uploaded link per hour, so? We can enjoy new single porn every hour? Amazing, no?
unfortunately (or ehem, fortunately), hotfile isn't blocked from campus connection
Just recenly I found update-for-upload-site site, which I found a section is quite AMAZING!
As you can see, there's probably one more uploaded link per hour, so? We can enjoy new single porn every hour? Amazing, no?
unfortunately (or ehem, fortunately), hotfile isn't blocked from campus connection
New Handlebar
Recently after reading some bike-fitting articles, I found my handlebar somewhat too narrow (and I feel it has too shallow drop), so I just re-make it. ;)
The work involves some welding, making the drop wider, using longer middle part of handle (it's actually a cheap MTB handlbar I cut in the sides to make desired final length). The total length is about 41 cm.
Cheap drop handlebars found in bike shops are 35cm, cost IDR 15000, the flatbars cost IDR 10000, and welding service costs IDR 10000. Here you get a drop handlebar to your liking for IDR 35000, rather than 40 cm Ritchey's which costs IDR 125000.
Most people says, the proper drop handlebar length is around your shoulder length end to end, so here is my fitting. 1 cm difference won't hurt (unless you are professional rider). I am sorry I can't get better picture, I amn't used to self-timer camera.
This is how after it's installed to the bike, the taping is made from used inner tube. Quite satisfying I suppose overall. The next target is to install longer stem so I can accelerate better in hills.
The work involves some welding, making the drop wider, using longer middle part of handle (it's actually a cheap MTB handlbar I cut in the sides to make desired final length). The total length is about 41 cm.
Cheap drop handlebars found in bike shops are 35cm, cost IDR 15000, the flatbars cost IDR 10000, and welding service costs IDR 10000. Here you get a drop handlebar to your liking for IDR 35000, rather than 40 cm Ritchey's which costs IDR 125000.
Most people says, the proper drop handlebar length is around your shoulder length end to end, so here is my fitting. 1 cm difference won't hurt (unless you are professional rider). I am sorry I can't get better picture, I amn't used to self-timer camera.
This is how after it's installed to the bike, the taping is made from used inner tube. Quite satisfying I suppose overall. The next target is to install longer stem so I can accelerate better in hills.
Vuelta a Espana
I've always loved Grand Tours.
La Vuelta is starting tomorrow. There are some we (may) expect more from the tour.
First, Contador isn't racing. For sure his recent move to Saxobank needs him for some transition. Spanish couldn't have their own Hero in this tour. Second, neither is Valverde. His suspension due to doping allegation isn't over yet, so--let it be.
Yep, looking forward into the last Grand Tour of this year!
Go! Go, Schlecks!
La Vuelta is starting tomorrow. There are some we (may) expect more from the tour.
First, Contador isn't racing. For sure his recent move to Saxobank needs him for some transition. Spanish couldn't have their own Hero in this tour. Second, neither is Valverde. His suspension due to doping allegation isn't over yet, so--let it be.
Yep, looking forward into the last Grand Tour of this year!
Go! Go, Schlecks!
Local File Transfers
I've been in this confusion for long time. How you should transfer your files in local area network is often painful thing to think about (or to do so).
My confusion starts when I was using my EZX phone, as it runs (GNU/)Linux it is (possibly) having
The widely-used
Even more confusion's happened in transferring between boxes (and laptops) in lab (which I am lately accepted to join). The connection is still in fastethernet, so it won't bug me to have dedicated
The (likely to be) same pain is just growing again, the problem is still around cifs/smb issue. Arghr... I've lost the words to say how frustrating it is. I prefer doing file transfer between (GNU/)Linux equipped boxes with
What I want is single reliable protocol, which would allow me to hit gigabit ethernet full-duplex (if the lab will take an upgrade on its networking devices), which works on multiple different OSs, and of course easy-peasy one.
My confusion starts when I was using my EZX phone, as it runs (GNU/)Linux it is (possibly) having
ftpd, sshd, smbd on it at the same time.The widely-used
smbd was my liking, but before cifs fully implemented in my boxes. I can't anymore mount the share as it prefers cifs over smb. I once used lite configured (pro)ftpd to transfer movies to my phone to watch, but it was all pain. Then, until now I use smbclient to transfer files to my phone, despite sometimes it still throws silly errors.Even more confusion's happened in transferring between boxes (and laptops) in lab (which I am lately accepted to join). The connection is still in fastethernet, so it won't bug me to have dedicated
ftpd on them. Using Samba is surely a good idea.The (likely to be) same pain is just growing again, the problem is still around cifs/smb issue. Arghr... I've lost the words to say how frustrating it is. I prefer doing file transfer between (GNU/)Linux equipped boxes with
sftp(ftpover ssh), and transferring files between Windows boxes or Linux-Windows with SMB. But it's still not enough.What I want is single reliable protocol, which would allow me to hit gigabit ethernet full-duplex (if the lab will take an upgrade on its networking devices), which works on multiple different OSs, and of course easy-peasy one.
Rie Fu: Life is Like a Boat
I just like this! Her English is just "best" (amongst another Japanese-based pop singers I've listened into), and the song brings back memories. :D
Listen: Rie Fu: Life is Like a Boat
Listen: Rie Fu: Life is Like a Boat
Multi-boot: Ubuntu, Slackware, Windows, openBSD
This has been pain for around two weeks (per my ignorance about openBSD).
The story began when I was entrusted a box in the lab, there are two must-install OSs: Windows XP, openBSD 4.7. As a senior of mine is working on his thesis about rendering videos over clustered boxes, he had me to install an instance of Ubuntu. And my personal boot is Slackware. :D
First, installing them. It's pretty easy, just note that openBSD and WindowsXP must boot from primary partition. This is how the partitions look (the Slakcware is on another disk)
this is from cfdisk on Slackware
As the harddisk containing Slackware is my personal belonging, I can't install the bootloader (LILO on Slackware) on it, so it comes to Ubuntu's GRUB(2). Straight to the point, here's the menus of
openBSD 4.7 uses its own PBR to boot from (you could fetch yourself). And note that GRUB uses its own naming convention (depending on you HDD arrangement per install time). Installing the the Linux-es :) is easy, just put the kernel in the directory visible by GRUB (mostly on
The next project is to install Rocks on the reserved space. :D
The story began when I was entrusted a box in the lab, there are two must-install OSs: Windows XP, openBSD 4.7. As a senior of mine is working on his thesis about rendering videos over clustered boxes, he had me to install an instance of Ubuntu. And my personal boot is Slackware. :D
First, installing them. It's pretty easy, just note that openBSD and WindowsXP must boot from primary partition. This is how the partitions look (the Slakcware is on another disk)
Name Part Type FS Type Size (MB)
sdb1 Primary W95 FAT32 (LBA) 19584.40 << WindowsXP
sdb3 Primary OpenBSD 1875.37
sdb5 Logical NTFS 189535.10*
sdb6 Logical Linux ext3 27431.31 << reserved
sdb7 Logical Linux ext3 10791.57 << Ubuntu
sdb8 Logical Linux swap 838.98
sda1 Primary Linux ext3 10799.80 << Slackware
sda2 Primary Linux swap 822.53
sda3 Primary NTFS 68401.43this is from cfdisk on Slackware
As the harddisk containing Slackware is my personal belonging, I can't install the bootloader (LILO on Slackware) on it, so it comes to Ubuntu's GRUB(2). Straight to the point, here's the menus of
grub.cfgmenuentry 'Ubuntu, with Linux 2.6.32-21-generic' --class ubuntu --class gnu-linux --class gnu --class os {
recordfail
set root='(hd1,7)'
search --no-floppy --fs-uuid --set 06adfcab-1496-44e9-9370-7977e166d7c8
linux /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.32-21-generic root=UUID=06adfcab-1496-44e9-9370-7977e166d7c8 ro quiet splash
initrd /boot/initrd.img-2.6.32-21-generic
}
menuentry 'Ubuntu, with Linux 2.6.32-21-generic (recovery mode)' --class ubuntu --class gnu-linux --class gnu --class os {
recordfail
insmod ext2
set root='(hd1,7)'
search --no-floppy --fs-uuid --set 06adfcab-1496-44e9-9370-7977e166d7c8
linux /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.32-21-generic root=UUID=06adfcab-1496-44e9-9370-7977e166d7c8 ro single
initrd /boot/initrd.img-2.6.32-21-generic
}
menuentry "Memory test (memtest86+)" {
set root='(hd1,7)'
search --no-floppy --fs-uuid --set 06adfcab-1496-44e9-9370-7977e166d7c8
linux16 /boot/memtest86+.bin
}
menuentry "Memory test (memtest86+, serial console 115200)" {
set root='(hd1,7)'
search --no-floppy --fs-uuid --set 06adfcab-1496-44e9-9370-7977e166d7c8
linux16 /boot/memtest86+.bin console=ttyS0,115200n8
}
menuentry "Slack own-compiled (on /dev/sda1)" {
set root='(hd0,1)'
search --no-floppy --fs-uuid --set 2636da66-6dc5-4b4c-ad18-fc08cd30b761
linux /boot/bzImage root=/dev/sda1 ro vt.default_utf8=0 vga = normal
}
menuentry "Slack pre-compiled (on /dev/sda1)" {
set root='(hd0,1)'
search --no-floppy --fs-uuid --set 2636da66-6dc5-4b4c-ad18-fc08cd30b761
linux /boot/vmlinuz root=/dev/sda1 ro vt.default_utf8=0 vga = normal
}
menuentry "OpenBSD 4.7" {
set root=(hd1,3,a)
boot OpenBSD.bin
chainloader +1
}
menuentry "Windows NT/2000/XP (loader) (on /dev/sdb1)" {
insmod fat
set root='(hd1,1)'
search --no-floppy --fs-uuid --set 944c-bc1f
drivemap -s (hd0) ${root}
chainloader +1
}openBSD 4.7 uses its own PBR to boot from (you could fetch yourself). And note that GRUB uses its own naming convention (depending on you HDD arrangement per install time). Installing the the Linux-es :) is easy, just put the kernel in the directory visible by GRUB (mostly on
/boot on it's bearer) and set the correct root partition for it, initrds are optional (see, my Slackware doesn't use on on it)The next project is to install Rocks on the reserved space. :D
Broadcast SMS
This is my personal record on broadcast short messages (by phone).
By the way, it's Indonesian. (anyway, there's not much visitor here)
I look so stupid sharing this kind of thing, no? :)
By the way, it's Indonesian. (anyway, there's not much visitor here)
I look so stupid sharing this kind of thing, no? :)
Anonymous
I hate the fact that packs of elegantly--beauty are anonymous on internet (while pornstars and gravure models bear their given name in their DVDs and photo books)
Like this one who has been my wallpaper (in the phone) for over than a year or two.
Like this one who has been my wallpaper (in the phone) for over than a year or two.
CG33 Font patch
I'd been slacking with this thing, really. Back then, I'd written the script to be able to change font on E680/i/g, but the CG33's gone to nowhere. In my previous-released CG33, the script seems to be doing nothing becase the font is just there already.
Recently calie's kindly requested the feature back. So here it is.
For E680i->E680g
33_minimal_ig_aep_1.2.smg.a
33_minimal_ig_aep_1.2.smg.b
For A780_AHP
33_minimal_a_ahp_1.1f.smg.a
33_minimal_a_ahp_1.1f.smg.b
For E680
33_minimal_o_aep_1.2.smg.a
33_minimal_o_aep_1.2.smg.b
And here's the font-linking script (if you're lazy enough not to write one)
font.sh
the previous script lacked "voidness" checking :(
Recently calie's kindly requested the feature back. So here it is.
AMCSL.TTF is linked to /tmp/AMCSL.TTF, I just like it there rather than on /ezxlocal like chiennk did in the old days. A default font will be used if no new font specified to link to mentioned location.For E680i->E680g
33_minimal_ig_aep_1.2.smg.a
33_minimal_ig_aep_1.2.smg.b
For A780_AHP
33_minimal_a_ahp_1.1f.smg.a
33_minimal_a_ahp_1.1f.smg.b
For E680
33_minimal_o_aep_1.2.smg.a
33_minimal_o_aep_1.2.smg.b
And here's the font-linking script (if you're lazy enough not to write one)
font.sh
the previous script lacked "voidness" checking :(
Asia Carrera
So what now, I am talking after the World's (former) Best Pornstar. I suppose there's nothing special about her as a pornstar, but she's simply special by nature. :)
Just visit her official blog to see :D
I found my English is completely ridiculous in writing this kind of post.
Just visit her official blog to see :D
I found my English is completely ridiculous in writing this kind of post.
Desmume
For real, I haven't done July's post. Now it's!
This holiday, beside enroll make-up semester, I play Pokemon Pearl which I haven't play to these days (because I didn't have sufficient hardware back then).
The emulator I use is Desmume as it runs well on Linux, depsite there's some lack of 3D rendering on it (compared to NO$GBA. The good thing is Desmume could do quick-save-load, rather than battery-only NO$GBA.
So here's the ROM.
Enjoy!
This holiday, beside enroll make-up semester, I play Pokemon Pearl which I haven't play to these days (because I didn't have sufficient hardware back then).
The emulator I use is Desmume as it runs well on Linux, depsite there's some lack of 3D rendering on it (compared to NO$GBA. The good thing is Desmume could do quick-save-load, rather than battery-only NO$GBA.
So here's the ROM.
Enjoy!