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So here I am at my sister’s place for the night as my mom wishes that she not stay alone while her husband, my brother-in-law, (okay that still sounds weird to say and type for that matter) and while lying down in front of the TV I see something move out of the corner of my eye. I turn my head and see a frog!
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Just want to say Crossloop rocks!
CrossLoop – Simple Secure Screen Sharing
- Connect Any Two PCs on Earth
- Available in 21 Languages
- File Transfer Capability
- Switch control to make collaboration easier
- View Only and Share Control modes
Indeed simple to use, the only problem is that there needs to be an actual person on both ends as there is manual interaction which is actually an added layer of security.
On the computer you want to connect to.
1) Start Crossloop
2) Click the Host tab
3) Tell friend (the person who wants to control the PC) the Access Code
4) Click Connect (can specify if session is to be controllable by the client or just a view only session by clicking the keyboard and mouse icon)
or 
For the connecting client computer
1) Start Crossloop
2) Get Access Code and type it in
3) Click Connect
4) Host computer screen should pop up in a VNC window for control / view (depending on host setting)
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Edit:- I don’t know why I called it Crossloops when it is so clearly stated Crossloop (no wonder I couldn’t find info about it in Google :P)
Is it me, or are the recent AVG updates (4 or 5 I think) requiring computer restarts. It annoys me….
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As my dear dear is on the flight on her way to the land of British and Scottish the realization is slowly setting in.. After dinner and an hour of CS and back home and it’s sinking in slowly… Anyway just a few thoughts from xkcd (it’s not exactly like that but you get the point)
So it’s a so long for now and all the best for Ms Ruth Lim Ya Chee and Mr Andrew Tan Teck Ho. Enjoy yourselves, study hard and make a difference
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A visit from Senior Pastor Derek Hong from my Singapore home church, COOS has so far been a great experience. Fallen way off the saddle in the past few months and I guess an atmosphere of familiarity and ‘security’ from days gone past of my days in Singapore has given me that extra push I need to get back on the saddle and head back on the path of the straight and narrow. Struggles in life, commitments in life and just life itself throw you many curve balls that you just can’t hit out of the ball park and all so often it seems that its just that nobody really understands: nobody there. I guess thats my problem. If I’m difficult to get along with “I’m sorry” but I’m far from perfect when it comes to building relationships. Sometimes I see myself as the stereotypical nerd with the thick rimmed glasses that isn’t popular and doesn’t mingle well. Well actually that basically my life in my secondary days. Time and time again you try to trust people and some how they let you down, not to put anybody down but we are all human and we all make mistakes. So you tend to shy away from people knowing that they’ll let you down. Yes I miss the days in Singapore when things seemed much ‘easier’ with more support from like minded people but life isn’t a bed of roses. We go through trials and tribulations to strengthen us for what else is to come. Well what doesn’t kill me makes me stronger. Too much things floating around in my mind. I better go to sleep if I want to get to KOOL in 6 hours…
A few links providing good reading and listening material:
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I wonder why I find it so hard to be happy for others. I know they deserve it but I cant help be feel jealous. A part of me knows I will not or even can not be like them and so it comes down to the ‘superiority’ of others vs ‘inferiority’ of me. This is something I’ve been tackling alot in the past few months. I keep asking myself what can I offer to others when I feel inadequate in so many levels. I know everybody has their talents and they need to be nutured with time and determination and purpose. I feel time just slipping away wondering where my days have gone. Wondering what I’m doing with my life when I know there are more important things out there. Deliberate and conscious actions need to be taken. Call this a cry for help or call this a cry of desperation but whatever it is, it’s a cry for change. Something has to go…
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If you ever wanted to have tabs for applications that dont support them? Well with WinTabber you can.. in a way
What is WinTabber ?
WinTabber is tabmanager that can add tab support to almost any window under windows 2000/XP. Working with tabbed windows works faster and efficiently.
Basically it gets rid of the title bar of any window you currently open and puts it in the WinTabber application as a tab. You can move through tabs in WinTabber using your mouse or the Ctrl+Tab (or Ctrl+Shift+Tab) shortcut most of us would be used to if you used any tabbed application before (e.g. Opera, Firefox). You can open multiple WinTabber windows to organise different windows but you can’t put a WinTabber window as a tab in another WinTabber window. Tabs can be released to restore it as a window on its own. A good application to help you remove some clutter from the taskbar and boost your productivity.
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Is it sad that I identify with some of them?
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6. Your source code control system is a series of folders on a shared drive
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9. You start considering a new job so you don’t have to maintain the application you are building
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84. All performance issues are resolved by getting larger machines
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100. You have been 90% complete 90% of the time
P.S 1st Flock post because I am lazy to go to the WordPress dashboard. Laziness is good and expect to see more Tumblelog-esque entries
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