| The Ultimate Business Machine Technology, business And, not least, about by: Bernard Teo
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Tue 10 Jul 2007 Downloads!Category : Commentary/downloads.txt Within 5 minutes of my putting up the Address Book Plug-In for download, there were two downloads. And I see a horde coming in from Version Tracker right now for DNS Enabler. I've just updated it three hours ago. How does Version Tracker know? Is it a manual system or do they have a way to automatically track that I've updated my DNS Enabler page with a new version? I don't ever update Version Tracker myself anymore. I'd rather stick my head in the sand than read the reviews there. But the point is - how can one ever feel alone? I can go hide myself in a cave somewhere, and as long as I have Internet access, I can feel that I'm jacked in to this collective mind. The Matrix exists. Singapore Maps Address Book Plug-InCategory : Singapore/SingMapsAddBookPlugIn2007.txt I've also found the time today to update the Singapore Maps Address Book Plug-In. You can download it from here. I wrote some documentation on this sometime back. It's outdated but I don't have the time to update that yet. DNS Enabler updated to 2.1.1Category : Technology/DNSEnabler2dot1dot1.txt I've updated DNS Enabler, thanks to a bug report from Paul Ruffolo. The bug occurred when there is a domain, e.g. called ABC.com, and there is another, e.g. called xyzABC.com, which contains the same letters as the first domain. DNS Enabler got somewhat confused when it had to process both these domains in the same list. This has been sorted out and DNS Enabler is smarter now about these things. Download DNS Enabler 2.1.1 from here. Ever since I was a kid, I've somehow intuited that the thing I most love to do was to build things. And that the best job was to be a craftsman, a person who takes time to build things right. But I grew up with the emergence of mass industrialisation, in the days of the military-industrial complex, and my father was an Organisation Man, a salaryman. So, to think that, as technology became ever so much more powerful, it's brought us back to the point where you can be a craftsman again, working from your own home, which doubles up as your factory/studio/shop/warehouse/service centre. It's like if you walk east right across the world, you'll eventually come back to the same point. You've got to believe in the ying and yang of things, in the ebb and flow of life. And that things change and you never walk in the same river twice. P.S. : Okay, now that I've got all philosophical, there's this book I want to recommend - "The God Delusion" - it does give a jolt to one's perspective. It's quite convincingly argued, and if you're persuaded that there's absolutely no chance there could be a god, or the One God, then what do you make of the trees, and the overhanging vines, and the smell of the earth, and the water lapping the boardwalk, when you go for that long run in the forest. If there is no God, why is there beauty and evident vitality? Or is it all random? |
Mac@Work
Services running on this server, a Mac Mini running Mac OS X 10.9.2 Mavericks:
all set up using MailServe, WebMon, DNS Enabler, DNS Agent, VPN Enabler, Liya and our SQL installers, all on Mavericks. |
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