With the Singapore elections around the corner, this may be an appropriate question to ask again. Would we have the guts to vote with our conscience? Or do we continue to let bread and butter issues dictate our future? The funny thing is, we care about our rights enough to stage a march to promote… Read More: Have Singaporeans gone soft? »
Nothing is more irritating than a mosquito singing around your ears. But in a zany, oops, I mean Zenie world, there’s actually nothing. If you still don’t get it, it’s about time you pay a visit to www.do-not-zzz.com. Zen, short for Zen Buddhism, is regarded by some as a religion and by others as a… Read More: The art of Zen »
On May 4, 2006 at 2 minutes and 3 seconds after 1am, the time and date stamp will be 01:02:03 04/05/06.
If you are stranded on a deserted island with two people, who would you prefer them to be? Careful of Freudian slip when you make your choices. P.S. When confronted by two evils, choose the better looking.
eWEEK‘s Larry Seltzer posted an opinion piece saying that surveillance cameras that monitor public places don’t violate anyone’s privacy because nobody has an expectation of privacy out on the street.While this may seem like a timely debate about freedom versus security given the current circumstances, check out my earlier post on this issue dating back… Read More: You already have zero privacy – get over it. »
How about something that will give him/her pause? Like a bed that integrates the iPod, allowing the user to listen to his/her favourite tunes without waking up the next day with earbuds stuck dead in the ears. That’s what New Zealand bed maker Design Mobel’s II Pause iPod Bed is all about. Dubbed “the world’s… Read More: What do you give the iPod owner who has everything? »