-
Xander: The Saga Continues…
April 11, 2011 08:04 -
Introducing: Xander
March 28, 2011 08:03 -
Snakes in Da House
March 21, 2011 09:03 -
Rockpool Restaurant & The Power of Twitter (part 2)
March 21, 2011 09:03 -
Rockpool Restaurant & The Power of Twitter (part 1)
March 14, 2011 07:03
-
rei:
aren't Indonesia and Malaysia is originally Malay? what is the problem? why ther -
Mike:
I am sorry about what happens to you. That brings my memory about Australia... N -
silicone stick on bra:
Awesome article (and I love those silicone bras)! A refreshing viewpoint on brea -
Adam:
I've always thought that British men and American women make for a well balanced -
Finally Woken:
David, I know. I am married to one :)
Flickr Collection
Archive for the ‘Tech & Web’ Category
Keeping It Private
Is this a growing trend among Indonesian bloggers? I have found out that at least three of my blogbuddies have decided to restrict their blogs, which means only invited users can read them. They’re quite popular and one of them has been listed consistently on the top 100 in IndonesiaMatters. I asked two of them, [...]
Your Comments Worth A Million (And You Don't Know It!)
This is a wake up call to all bloggers. Somebody – or many people – out there, is/are listening, or to be precise, reading, whatever you say everywhere in the virtual world. It doesn’t matter whether it’s trashy, unintelligent, boring, or lame. It doesn’t matter whether you pour your heart out in your own blog, [...]
Indonesian Expatriates Forum: Progress Update (2)
Indonesian Expatriates Forum (IEF), created in January 2008, has been doing very good. Bugilsnews puts IEF’s widget which shows the list of articles we have published on their website (they also put a link to my personal blog there – big thanks to Bart and the team – perhaps because I constantly promote Bugil’s, Cazbar [...]
On Anonymous Bloggers (2)
There was a big hoo-ha a while a go when Fatih raised an old issue about anonymous blogging. He particularly dislikes those who blog anonymously on sensitive issues, like politics or religions, and suspect that they have hidden agendas. Fatih’s post generated ripostes and comments from expats in Indonesia. Unspun, stands firmly behind Fatih, showed [...]
On Anonymous Bloggers
Since last week I have been following closely the intense debate among expats in Indonesia about anonymous blogger, an issue raised by Fatih when he awarded Rob Baiton as the blogger of the week and praised Rob as one of the few Western bloggers who reveals his own true identity. Fatih actually has written a [...]
Facebook Can Ruin Your Life
Isn’t it funny that we live behind closed doors but our private lives are wide open to the entire world? We cautiously block the window with thick curtains so people wouldn’t see what we are doing. We lock the door so no one could enter without permission. But then we sit comfortably on the settee [...]
Indonesian Expatriates Forum: Progress Updates
I‘m starting to get some more detailed ideas about the Indonesian Expatriates Forum that I initiated a week a go. Please take a look, and if you have any suggestion, don’t hesitate to let me know, whether through this blog or to my email (finallywoken.blog@gmail.com). As an amateur in the virtual world, I dream big, [...]