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Thursday, September 29, 2011
11:45 PM
Guilt was
written all over my face yesterday. My sudden brutal – maybe brutal is a little
overstated – actions made one of my friends deeply hurt. But thankfully, all
misunderstanding has been resolved the next day with a simple apology. I’m glad
that we’re still good friends.
My temper
and thinking processors would be completely malfunctioning whenever I’m feeling
tired. Indeed, it’s a weird problem that I have been facing. What’s more
terrible is that that exhaustion always occurs during untimely times such as
when I’m having lessons. Thus most of the time, I would not listen in class and
would be extremely irritated if someone disturbed me. But at times, I still try
to control my anger.
My
decision-making on problems or answering question would be terrible too. I
guess that that is one of the detrimental factors why I didn’t managed to pass
the DPA interview a few months ago - I gave complete irrelevant and uncertain
replies to the directors.
I better
try to solve this problem of mine before taking the O level examination or else
I would definitely be in a disadvantage.
Monday, September 26, 2011
11:03 PM
These days have been pretty boring for me. So recently, I
have tried the Windows Developer preview of Windows 8. And honestly speaking, I’m
pretty disappointed about it after trying it out. Since it's still in it's development stage, I shouldn't be too fussy about it. But currently, there are a few disappointing new features that made me pretty irritated. Just feel like sharing my thoughts with you guys!
Despite the fancy new
metro-style interface, the whole PC now seemed to be more like a tablet than a
computer. In fact, its user-interface is extremely similar to the one on
Windows Phone 7. To me, that was a huge disappointment for me. I would definitely not
do professional editing in such a tablet-like operating system!
The
installation was smooth - did not derive a single hiccup from it. Once the
basic user information details such as the password and user name have been entered,
the new metro style interface pops up immediately. As a Windows user since the
Windows 3.1 days, this new interface is totally strange to me. In my mind, I
kept asking myself about what happened to the traditional awesome desktop of
Windows.
After
looking through the interface, I was surprise to see that now the ‘desktop’ is
an icon. This is getting confusing, I thought to myself. And now I realized that
they have made the start button ‘full screen’. It’s extremely annoying to me
since if you merely just wanted to access some simple programs or word document
from your start bar, the whole screen gets covered. And imagine if you’re on
MSN chatting with someone or watching some television shows on Media center,
wouldn’t that be irritating? Also, since now the start button is full screen
with lots of HUGE ICONS in it, I wonder how long am I going to take to search
for the program that I want to launch.
Also, I
tried out the new metro application interface. Personally, I feel disgusted.
Everything seemed so tablet-like. And it isn’t user friendly at all for mouse
and keyboard users! I would need to scroll through the ‘live icons’ with my
mouse point on a small scrolling bar at the bottom of the screen. The
appearance of the scrolling bar is not very appealing too, and that destroys
the beautiful metro interface.
When I
entered the control panel icon, I was stunned and totally dumbfounded. How am I
supposed to navigate in this new interface?! I asked myself. And honestly
speaking after 20mins, I still haven’t figure out a way to navigate in the
application. I guess that when Windows 8 is released, they better include some
kind of tutorials or do some improvement.
The preview
operating system came with several games that were pretty interesting and
childish.
Beside
games, it comes with an Alarm Clock feature which would be pretty useful for me
since I always take afternoon naps with my computer remaining turned on. So I
guess that I would definitely be able to derive lots of benefits from this
feature.
Hope that
in the final version of Windows 8, it would be much better than this and easier
to use. Otherwise, I guess that I’m going to use this permanently in the future!
Anyway, the
above comments are my personal user experience for Windows 8 Developer preview
- just my personal thoughts and feelings about it. I’m not a professional in
the computer industry, just some feelings and thoughts made by a consumer. Try
it out for yourself, and maybe you will like it. But so far for me, it doesn’t
impress me.
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
10:29 PM
Finally, I
managed to make it through the exhausting and energy draining preliminary
examination period. The final science MCQ paper has ended in the morning. After
the examination, I came back home totally worn out, and went to sleep
immediately after bathing. Indeed, the past few days have been extremely demanding
and pretty tiring due to all the examinations. But thankfully, it’s over. Time to enjoy life for now!
Recently, I
have been hook up to a Facebook game called Sims Social. It’s made by the
creators of the famous Sims video game series, EA. The game is pretty similar to
the original game in some way but quite different in regarding to their functions
and gameplay. All Sims fan should definitely try this Facebook game out!
Anyway, just look at the passenger name! HAHAH!
Monday, September 19, 2011
8:52 PM
Other year
has passed. Today, I’m officially 17 years old. Indeed, time passed extremely
fast.
I didn’t
really celebrate my birthday. In fact, it doesn’t even feel like my birthday. Not
many of my friends know that today is my birthday since I purposely removed it
from Facebook to see who remembered my birthday. Surprisingly, some of my
friends did remember my birthday. Still, it was just a usual day – no
celebration or anything extraordinary. It was pure simple indeed, and I would
like to keep it to that.
Science
practical examination went pretty well today. I managed to complete all the questions
on time but I’m not confidence that I will do extremely well for this practical
exam. Initially, there were a few challenges and problems that I have
encountered. But thankfully, they were resolved in time.
Since the
examination was held pretty early in the morning, I’m still quite sleepy at
that moment, and wasn’t quite sure of what are the steps and instructions since
I got pretty lazy to read the questions. Also, I didn’t listen carefully to the
teacher while checking the apparatus given. Thus during the examination, I
panicked and started feeling uneasy about it because one of my experiments was
not able to render since I didn’t realize that they have provided the apparatus
to check for the gas produced for the reaction. But fortunately in the end, I
saw the apparatus required hiding behind my friend which I’m sharing the table
with. And for the whole time, I didn’t realize it. As soon as I saw it, I
immediately grab it and proceed on with my experiment. Thank God I finished it
on time!
Thursday, September 15, 2011
6:24 PM
Whenever I
looked down from my windows in my room during the blazing midday afternoon I
would see many primary school children being sent back from school by school
buses. That reminds me of the old times I had during my primary school years on
the journeys in the school bus.
It was a
great experience taking the school bus. Initially, I was always fetched home by
my father. But as he gets busy, I started taking the school bus alone. At
first, I was extremely lonely since I’m the only person in my class that takes
the number 5 school bus home. But as times go by, I managed to make lots of new
friends from different ages and classes. Indeed, I always had a great time
chatting and ‘fighting’ with them on the journey back regardless girls or boys.
That was
one of the best moments I had during my primary school years. I certainly miss
the moments when I was young. Everything in life is so peaceful and at ease
back then.
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
7:28 PM
This shall
be a random blog post about an event that came to my mind.
I
remembered that there was a time whereby an ex-convict, with large tattoo
around his shoulders and neck, asked me to purchase a pen from him to help other
ex-convict in their lives. I rejected him due to his crude explanation and
since I was rushing for a train. Immediately, vulgarity started to utter from his dirty mouth. I was shock and
dumbfounded at first by his reaction due to my rejection. But as soon as the
crowd started to stare at him, I walked away, ignoring his uncivilised act. Of
course, as I walked away, I felt extremely fearful that he might render certain
detrimental acts towards me. Thus, I starting walking in crowded areas and went
back home.
Certainly, it is extremely difficult for people to change
their habits and attitudes. But if a small rejection from me made him so mad
and started uttering words of coarseness, I wonder how he is going to be
successful in life and not to return to his old route.
Friday, September 9, 2011
8:30 PM
Recently, I
came across this video on showing how a simple Pepsi plastic bottle will be
able to change the lives of many less fortunate people in Indonesian. Check it
out! It would definitely be worthwhile.
I’m not
sure why the bottle is able to light up when it is placed on the ceilings. But
it is definitely an efficient and clever way of replacing lights and saving the
cost of electricity. All developing countries should try this project out!
The end of year preliminary examination would resume on Monday. Honestly speaking, I don't feel very prepared for it. I have been constantly distracted by my computer and to plan for my upcoming videos and I didn't really concentrate on my studies these days. But fortunately, the first people of the day would be social studies. Thus, there isn't much to prepare for.
