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On This Day...

• 2012: More gadget changes — This should be the last of the major gadget changes for a while. Lots of changes, so the next few [...]
• 2011: Learning by imitation: getting inspired by Exploding Dog — I like the way Exploding Dog has these colourful, creative drawings. It is awesome. I’ve never seen anyone less afraid [...]
• 2010: Two days of awesome — I spent Saturday at Lee Valley’s Women and Power Tools seminar. In the process of building a toolbox, we [...]
• 2009: On sewing and improv — By golly, I think I’m getting the hang of it. Today I started working on McCall 8107, a simple sleeveless princess-seamed [...]
• 2008: Year in review: Life as a 24-year-old — I’m turning 25 in a little over a week. Birthdays are a terrific opportunity to look backward and look forward–what [...]
• 2008: Switching to Ubuntu — Switching my laptop to Ubuntu took much less time and effort than I thought it would take. I couldn’t resize [...]
• 2007: What do you do on holidays? — Today is one of the floater holidays at IBM. I think floater days are there so that IBMers in different Canadian [...]
• 2006: Research report: Schedule — I like these one-on-one meetings. I find myself in the zone, asking questions and figuring things out. I had another good [...]
• 2006: Philippine fashion — What would it take to convince, say, someone like Pitoy Moreno to transform Filipino clothing from formal wear to everyday wear? He [...]
• 2006: The malong and other fragments of Philippine culture — One of the good things about Canada is that I can wear funky ethnic outfits. I invariably get complimented whether I’m [...]
• 2006: CookOrDie: Bacon, eggs and toast — I think I’ve figured out a neat way to store bacon. If you roll slices up individually and loosely pack them [...]
• 2006: Bookmarklet for the Toronto Public Library — Thanks to Simon Ditner for this totally cool bookmarklet! Did Dan mention the bookmarklet creator compatible with the TPL? This will [...]
• 2005: Shopping trip — The bright red gash stretching across half my arm stings. Red is my favorite color, but I could have done without [...]
• 2005: Shared Computer Access Locally and Abroad — Engineers Without Borders has an excellent project called SCALA: Shared Computer Access Locally and Abroad. I learned about it from [...]
• 2004: Testing Japanese output again — とても嬉しいです。
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• 2004: Planner documentation in Korean! — Someone’s written very very basic Planner notes in Korean. Nifty. =) HoSungWiki: Emacs Editor/Planner Mode