Summer July 9, 2009
It’s getting hot over here
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King of Pop June 28, 2009

Requiescat in pace, King of Pop (1958–2009)
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Spring May 11, 2009
This year’s spring has been very rainy: it rained at least couple of days in a week. That’s why the grass is still green and strawberries are sour (otherwise the grass would be yellow and strawberries would be sweet — all because of the sunshine). They say that our climate is in progress of transforming into sub-tropical (from continental). So, maybe it will become usual for us to see palm trees growing in near future.
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Mac February 28, 2009
I have finally bought a Mac!
I was planning to buy it when I used iMac for couple of minutes back in 2006, because it looked nice both outside and inside — the interface of Mac OS seemed very beautiful to me.
The two problems preventing me to buy a Mac were absence of Macs in Uzbekistan and their price.
So, I saved some money, earned some experience in using eBay and decided to buy a Mac mini.
It is a factory refurbished Mac mini with a new Apple aluminum keyboard.
It looks awesome, it is very small and makes no noise.
Sure, it is not so powerful — Core Duo plus 1 Gb of RAM but can become a good jump-start into the Apple world in couple with my iPhone (which I also love, btw)
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Yahoo! Domains, part 2 January 4, 2009
I received an e-mail from Yahoo! Domains today saying my domains will soon expire and I will be charged $35 renewal fee for each of my domains.
What?
I transferred all my domains to DreamHost when Yahoo! announced that they will be charging $35 for 1 year renewal months ago! And Yahoo! still tries to charge me. Crazy people.
I had to manually cancel all Yahoo! domain services to avoid paying them.
P.S. There’s a banner advertising domain services:

See that teeny-tiny “for your first term” thing? ;-)
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3G January 2, 2009
Faster than my home ADSL connection.
PS. for iPhone 3G by the Dev Team
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Wind of change December 25, 2008
I changed my place, and more importantly, industry of work. My job is no longer connected with internet or web development. It does not mean I have lost interest, I have just decided to make my life a bit different.
And it’s more money, yeah!
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iPhone 3G and a SIM proxy December 20, 2008
I now have a iPhone 3G and because it is imported from USA and therefore locked, I can’t use it in Uzbekistan. But there is a workaround to this problem – using a SIM proxy. It is a hardware chip which is inserted between the phone and the SIM card. The proxy constantly tells the phone that the SIM card is from AT&T even if it is not. This way the iPhone works but has some drawbacks – it sometimes loses signal and GPRS/EDGE/3G connection is unreliable.
Recently a hacker group called that there is a software unlock coming to iPhone 3G – you simply install a modified firmware to the iPhone and it works with all operators around the globe. Without any chips and drawbacks. The hack will be released on New Year’s Eve.
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Donation November 5, 2008
I have made my first on-line donation in my life — to Wikipedia. It’s amount is insignificant, but I hope it will help somehow.
PS. Congratulations to Obama! He deserved it.
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MSC Opera as seen from the fort of Oslo October 30, 2008
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