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Crawfish, Crawfish, more Crawfish!

Almost every weekend, my family always have a cookout. This week we are doing it at my uncle’s house. TJ (my uncle) suggested we do crawfish this time, and off we did. I honestly never have boil crawfish before, so this is the first time. The weather was so nice (cloudy and cool), we decided [...]

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WordPress 2.2 “Getz” is Out!

Named after a tenor saxophonist Stan Getz, WordPress 2.2 is finally released. After some delay, the 2.2 packed in some quite interesting new features. WordPress Widgets allow you to easily rearrange and customize areas of your weblog (usually sidebars) with drag-and-drop simplicity. This functionality was originally available as a plugin Widgets are now included by [...]

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Intresting Job Offer, But I think I’ll Pass

I received a call this morning from a consulting firm in Dallas. Apparently I’ve been under their radar for a year and I was pretty flattered with the offer and opportunities they give me. The job was to head research and development of statistical application and managing 24 programmers. However I turned down their offer [...]

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4000 Entries on SlashGear and 6800 Entries on SlashPhone

It’s been 19 months since the first day SlashGear said its first word. Today SlashGear reached its 4000th entry. The 4000th entry was titled “Weber Sportscars build fast, ugly Bugatti rival” and our Chris Davies wrote that entry. I can’t wait until we reach 10000 entry. SlashPhone, one of our baby has been growing well [...]

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The Gearheads!

Illustration of the Gearhead Guys, guess who is who :)

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Welcoming Budi Putra to the team

I would like to extend my welcome to Budi Putra, the new editor at SlashPhone.com. Budi is also a staff writer for English-language CNET Asia and is a contributing writer for Indonesian publications such as the Jakarta Post and SDA Asia Indonesia. So, welcome to the family Budi.

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SlashGear Deutschland and Malaysia

SlashGear has branch out into more local languages. Some of you might already know SlashGear Japan, our Japanese sister site. Now we would like to introduce SlashGear Deutschland and SlashGear Malaysia. SlashGear Malaysia is written in Melayu language. I think in the future we will branch our SlashPhone too into localized languages. So long guys…. [...]

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More stuff on SlashGear

I thought i was just going to give a little fix up, but i end up doing a lot more. Now you can browse comments based on poster (example). I’ll be working on comment sorting based on date and votes, but probably not this month as i can only work on SlashGear code during the [...]

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