24 May 2007
The vile and malevolent Ng Eng Hen
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Khaw Boon Wan may be the stupidest man in the Singapore Cabinet, but his sheer destructive capability is dwarfed by the sheer mendacity and ...
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21 May 2007
Woody Allen spoof
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"At first, we didn't know exactly what this was, but we've developed a theory. We feel that when citizens of your society were ...
Mary Douglas is dead
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I found out on Friday, but didn't get around blogging about this. At least we'll have the cold comfort of commemorating her and othe...
13 May 2007
The Great Firewall of Singapore, episode 2
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Duly noted: Singnet users have problems displaying their blogs . Explanation Affected blogger users, all logging in from Singnet accounts, e...
12 May 2007
Wankerdämmerung!
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Not a good week for wankers, apparently. On one hand, the gang of wise old men are called out by Elia Diodati and twashers. On the other... ...
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10 May 2007
An academic debate
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Duly noted: Ellia Diodati and twasher have set into motion what I call the Wankerdämmerung. Elia calls out the current Singaporeangle as ...
01 May 2007
Post mortem for a political blogosphere
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1. Technological essentialism The argument comes back in vogue every few decades: new inventions will fundamentally change human behaviour, ...
23 April 2007
Questions for a new century
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The history of communications (discourse, the exchange of ideas) is the history of the domination of relatively small groups over the means ...
11 February 2007
Talking pictures: General Motors robot ad
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Going back through 2 years' worth of writing (have been adding tags to the old posts, a new feature of Blogger v2!), I've realised h...
04 February 2007
Minilee's keyboard kommandos
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A few months after last year's General Elections, I had a private conversation with a few friends about the state of the local blogosphe...
17 January 2007
Minilee's war on GST
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Back in early November, during our hiatus, Minilee announced the next GST hike. Given that the new financial year always begins in April, an...
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02 January 2007
Saddam Hussein is dead
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Yet for all purposes, this momentous occasion cannot be commemorated with the appropriate satisfaction of justice being done, or that throug...
25 December 2006
Christmas telethon
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Christmas is pretty much the only major Western (Judeo-Christian) holiday that Chinese people can identify with. No kidding - you'll hav...
13 December 2006
Playstation3 economics explained
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Being on leave today, I went down to Sim Lim to take a look at the PS3s. And yes, they do cost about $1,600. Normally this post would be the...
05 December 2006
Seah Chiang Nee: Blogosphere moves from infantile to shrill
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Dear Readers, feeling somewhat discouraged about the state of the blogosphere and bearing the disappointments of a blog project gone wrong, ...
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09 October 2006
Straits Times School Pocket Money Fund 2006
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Don't you think Syahid deserves your support, the advertisement asks. Err... no. I'd rather support those who clearly need it - st...
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27 September 2006
How can we trust Tan Tarn How?
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Granted, the man may now be a researcher at the Institute of Policy Studies, and he may have retooled himself as an analyst and an advocate,...
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22 August 2006
NDRS focus!
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Analyses of NDRS 2006 should be filing in soon in every corner of the Singapore political blogosphere . Okay, so maybe Gayle Goh is the only...
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15 August 2006
Functionality vs aesthetics, round 843
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08 August 2006
EOL for win98, winME
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Readings from the Book of Leaves WinME died. It was some time ago, but still I don't know. There was the unfortunate case of my week-lon...
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