Dion Moult In honour of the late Dion Moult, 1992 - 2012In honour of the late Dion Moult, 1992 - 2012

Archive for March 2009

Future of the Workplace due to Technology

One of my Sunday joys (or Saturdays, depending on which day I have free) is filtering through my RSS feeds. It’s quite like reading a newspaper, until I realised the importance of “what is the future going to be like” with the Internets and technology changing everybody’s lives? Here are a couple random thoughts that [...]

Another little poster done.

My previous post was about the creation of a rather typographic poster for our graduation ball. Unfortunately it was rejected – you know, something to do with the fact it had no pictures in it. So I was requested to make another one, so I did – and now the page will just look like [...]

A little typographic poster

A little while ago I was requested to make a page for my school’s yearbook about our Graduation Ball. Being myself, I don’t really condone scrapbook-like designs full of wacky, fun, and generic designs. So I produced a typographic poster. I haven’t actually done this style before, and I must say it was an interesting [...]

A little (re)introduction to POSE2 and ThoughtScore

OK, it’s Penguin Day again! Those who have been spying via the  Twitter feed would’ve noticed quite a few feeds formatted as a Git commit as well as some references to project ThoughtScore and POSE2. I do believe I’ve talked about those two projects of mine before, but always pretty vaguely. So I’ve decided to [...]

A little introduction to MP3s

Hello there readers. Today I present to you yet another guest post by NathanKP from Inkweaver Review – please take some time to check out his website. What is an MP3 and how does it work? An MP3 is a file specifically designed for storing music. The term MP3 stands for MPEG layer 3 audio, [...]

Is your ISP causing slow Internet?

Note: this article refers to Malaysia but can be used for any ISP in any country. Rightio. Malaysia. Truly Asia: Country that brings together cultures from all around the world. Country that is rising in development and other fancy shmatts. Country that leeches all its internet from Singapore’s undersea cables. TM.net, TMNET, TMnet, Tm.net, tmnet [...]

How to Actually Use Your Computer: Part 4

It seems as though we are now on part 4 of this series. Today I will be covering a couple things that you could use your computer for. So this part will be a short article. Run through this checklist and see if you fully utilise your computer on a daily/weekly basis: Web browsing Social [...]

GIMPup a Webdesign #2.

Despite the fact I’m smack in the middle of my mock exams…or should I say “slack in the middle of my mock exams”…I’ve decided to make a generic webdesign. You know, just to keep me on my toes. This one has an utter lack of creativity, and is probably your stereotypical design found on the [...]

What is FTP?

Dear readers, today I present to you another guest post giving an introduction to FTP by  the wonderful NathanKP. For those interested in suggesting their own topics or writing a post to be published (you will be credited accordingly, we have a new “Spam Us” link up there on the navigation just for that very [...]

Server Moved and Screenshots

Right. I didn’t give a post yesterday because my host was moving servers from America to Australia. So to all the people who were experiencing connectivity issues yesterday that was what the problem was. Things are getting ship shape and soon the site should be accessible to everybody worldwide without any issues. It already works [...]