I don’t know you. But it seems you know quite a bit about me, and my family. And it seems you’re making serious threats to my family.

Now, i’ll be honest with you. I don’t who you are. I don’t know how exactly much you know. But if you get here, and you’re reading this. Then yes, this is for you.

I am warning you to stay away from my entire family. Settle. If you want, we meet, we settle it one time…If you harm anyone, i’ll tell you what’s going to happen. I’ll drop all my plans - school & work - and I will find you. And I will find everyone who’s working for you. And I will find your family. And I will taste their blood.

From what I know, you sound like an educated person. But if you cannot understand me, i’ll make it simple for you.

You don’t disturb my family, I don’t disturb yours. If you do, i’ll kill your mother, your father, your brother, your sister, your wife, your girlfriends, your children.
…I can find you.

I posted this on XSMatter as well but I think it deserves mention here too…

I chanced upon this site while blog surfing and found out that it was founded by a friend’s friend. Now, because i’ve pretty taken a higher interest in blogging these days plus, i’m a strong support of new ideas and projects( Start-ups should support each other ) I decided to put this up.

Ping.SG allows bloggers to ping the platform and the latest/hotest blog entries will be aggregated and published on the site front. Officially(Based on their FAQ), Ping.SG is

ping.sg is a meta blog for Singapore bloggers. It aims to create a comprehensive and thorough database for blog entries written by local bloggers and/or with local interest. ping.sg also aims to create online community for Singapore bloggers to interact and gives every single blogger the same chance to stand out above the rest.

The entire project is still very new but I think it’s very promising. Another point to take note is that they’re just about 2 weeks old at the point of this entry…so cut em some slack ya?

Kudos to Ping.SG

I stumbled upon this several days ago on Guy's blog. Figured it would be good to let my readers know about this.
Jajah announced that they will be bringing to users free calls between either, or within the following categories:

Zone 1 : Landline and Mobile lines
USA, Canada, China, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan

Zone 2 : Landlines
Argentinia, Australia, Austria, Belgium, CzechRepublic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Korea South, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Russia, San Marino, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, UK, Venezuela

 How it works is you key in your number and your friend's number. The system will then call both parties and connect them. I guess this works based on the assumption that incoming calls are free on both ends. Pretty neat i'd say. 

There are some terms of fair use that you should read when you sign up though…I guess its a safety measure so that people don't abuse the free service - or end up using it to have 18hour phone calls to your girlfriend(s) everyday. Otherwise, check it out =)

I have been spending the past 4 hours trying to get the Rails on Ruby thing up on my laptop. I've gone from re-installing my MySQL servers to re-initiating the Rdoc server. Whats the problem? I can't install Rails. I've done Ruby, I just cant get Rails up. I've tried "gem install rails" command but once it attempts to update it remotely, it just hangs. 

What frustrates me is that I don't have to install rails remotely because i've already downloaded it to my desktop. I just don't know what's the command for ruby to install it. Help anyone?