PC-Site-Viewer Function

If you don't have a smart-phone, maybe you cannot look in websites those are particularly for PCs, while you're using your phone to web-surf.
Well ... except for your using a PC-Site-Viewer function.

If you have your kaitai, maybe you'll be able to find a thing like that somewhere in your keitai (e.g. somewhere in the Internet starting page, and somewhere in the main menu page).

Actually, I was afraid to use that stuff till afternoon today, coz I remembered that shit as a function that costs some money like per min./sec.
However, since today I've found out that it isn't true anymore (the costing system had changed and the fee for using it now seems to be included in the packet-fee per month), I decided to use it in order to login my Flickr account to make a tweet for my latest DailyShoot assignment.

Yup, I thought that it's gonna be A TOTALLY USEFUL SHIT...

BUT, I finished my experience with a disappointment! :(

...Well, I actually WAS able to login my Flickr, and also WAS able to login to my Twitter as well ... but there certainly WAS a limitation, too...

Maybe you've seen what appears when you're trying to tweet your image on your Flickr ... that's kinda like a new window to work on for editing your post for your tweet.
And THAT is the thing that enables you to work on all the process.

SO ... maybe some of you are already guessing what the limitation I faced was ... that was
WE'RE NOT ABLE TO OPEN UP SEVERAL PAGES AT ONCE USING YOUR KEITAI!! X(;;;

That was awful ... coz that prevented me from being the fastest dude for posting the day's DailyShoot assignment!



So for today, I think I've obviously learned something...
I SHOULD NEVER EXPECT THE SAME QUALITY OF FUNCTION TO A PC FROM A KEITAI.





...OR, it can be changing in the near future ... like the packet-fee starting including PC-Site-Viewer using fee! ;)

Test Post from My Keitai 2

Just some other experiments...



<How Links Come Out>

simply writing URL down
http://twitter.com/

URL with HTML
<a href="http://twitter.com/">Twitter</a> <- revised... seems like not really working well... (used quotation marks in front/back of the URL written in the HTML-thing)




<How New-Line-Making Works with HTML>

my<br>nick-name<br>is<br>KOOKABURRA.



P.S.
The results are like these ... just like you can see from above.

<Conclusion>
HTML sent from e-mail will NOT be activated on blogs here.



P.S. 2
Not knowing how to put tags on e-mail posts without logging in Blogger site, yet...

Test Post from My Keitai

I've tried enabling my keitai to post my blog from there!
Actually, I tried attaching an image on this post ... how's it going? :)
Gotta learn how to put tags on keitai-posts without openning my PC up!
...WELL, if it's possible, though... XD;;;



P.S.
The image posted was shown without any issues! :)
But I still don't know how to put tags on posts from keitai ... so I just labeled it afterward. :(


PLUS, maybe new-line-making from an e-mail post is not really working well...
It DID show up when the post was an original one, but when it came to a revision/re-edit it just disappeared!

<Conclusion>
If you're posting something from your e-mail address, you might have to be posting things those you never need to re-edit; that means, you might not want to post your assignment blogs this way. :(

Enjoying Skype with My Beloved One

Recently, my boyfriend, who is my fiance already, bought a headphone-set for doing Skype with me.


Since we have different company keitai from each other's we had to spend a lot to talk to each other frequently ... but not from now on.
(Some might already know, most of the time we will be able to talk on phone for free if who we wanna talk to has a same company keitai from ours.)

Actually, I had my own Skype coz I already had a chance to try to connect myself to some of my friends.
So I was really wanting to coax my boyfriend to have his own Skype that we'll be able to talk to each other for a long time ... which isn't needed any more coz it seemed like HE was also the one who was eager to have a frequent vocal communication with his own beloved one! :)


Yeah, I'm now very surprised to have such a thing ... a FREE, VOCAL communicating function!!
Plus, the sound quality is far much better than that of when we're talking on the phone!
AMAZING!! XD

Coz of recognizing these kinds of technological improvements, I sometimes feel like myself is an old dude ... maybe that's coz of mine having a memory of using a dial-phone regularly in my daily life.
Those kinda phones are like ... I don't know how to explain, but I could say only one thing;
IT TOOK A STUPID TIME TO DIAL A PHONE NUMBER compared to nowadays.
Coz we had to dial those numbers using a circle looking thing, which was called a dial, sticking on the front-side of the phone itself ... which looked like a round slice of a lotus root with each hole having its own number for it ... and using those holes, we had to turn the fxxkin dial for every single number in a phone number!
AND while the dial is moving back to the original position, we have to wait till it is done.
It's still fine when we're dialing no.1 ... coz it's like only "zig!" and that's done for a dial to move back.
But when it comes to talking about dialing no.0, it took like "zi-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-ig!" for the dial to get back!  UGH!! X(;;;

So that I was sooooo glad to welcome a push-button-phone in my home.

However, now I'm using the Skype thing, and noticed that that pleasantness I tasted was like a 15 year old memory already!


As a simple network user, I strongly feel how time passes by quickly when looking back in my memories related to networks.





BTW, I'm NOT really an old dude; I still am 23!  (Maybe I look younger than that, though... XD;;;)
Oh, gotta try catching up with the quickly-progressing networking things...

A Good Traveler Never Shoot Photos, But Remembers the Sight He Sees

About learning things on similarities of how brain and the Internet work, I reminded the words I wrote in the title.

I guess, that might be right ... I mean, the words in the title might be right.
Coz, you know, if a guy had a good memory enough to remember everything what he saw during his journey, he'll never need any cyberspaces for his photographs.
Plus, human memories can make all the visual memories more vivid than the actual thing which the person saw; that means, humans are able to combine deeper information, like their personal thoughts and what they strongly focused on, to their visual memories.
That could be considered as a better memory in a way, because people tend to look at photos they took during trips while they're reminding some things referred to the shot sights.

However, that also means that the visual memories of human-beings could be easily biased.
Is that a thing that we can simply call an accurate memory?
NO WAY.
In terms of just memorizing things (especially images and information from scientific articles), human brain could never go beyond the capacity of cyberspaces.
Besides, only if we had an Internet nowadays*, human brains only need to remember some triggers of starting our researches, and that we'll easily be able to get loads and loads of information those we might want to look for.  *later than 1989 here
Can human brain store those craps all the time without missing anything?
...NO, unless the person has an annoying super computer in his/her head...

Although, we never can forget this fact that human brains are the final deciders of which information to take, however they cannot remember all the shitty-massive quantities of all the information floating in the cyberspace of Internet.
That means, who is actually taking the information out of the cyberspace has to have a certain quality of knowledge on things they are looking for.
Without the knowledge, the person will simply start drifting in the flood of cyberspace-information those are not necessarily true.
See what's going on in Japan right now!
What a pity that people without really knowing about the thing they fear are making all the rumors and another new information based of rumors!



BTW, has anyone reminded about the story of Tron while thinking things about cyberspaces?
That might be a film that can offer us this question; "what's the superior/inferior of human/cyberspaces compared to other?"

Just A Memo of Ted&Doug Links (*revised)

Ted Nelson links
Ted Nelson Hompage
Ted Nelson Discovered Hypertext
Ted Nelson demonstrates Xanadu Space (YouTube)
* For looking in those links, you might want to focus on what WWW is and Ted-Hypertext relationships.
   By seeing what sorts of contents he is going for, you will easily find out how strongly his thoughts on the Internet influenced by Bush.

Doug Engelbart
Doug Engelbart Institute
Doug Engelbart 1968 Demo
Douglas Engelbart : The Mother of All Demos (1/9) (YouTube)
* For looking in these links, you'll never fail to know that you need to focus on Doug-Demo relationships.
  Plus, in the first link, you'll know what kind of ideas of Doug are passed down nowadays.

GOOD to be a nerdy dude!! XD

NOW I know what to write in this blog ... AND that sorts of things were announced in class!
GREAT!


OK, I'll have to be thinking on what to focus on in this blog...

My First Blogging Here

Actually, not knowing what to write, or what to say...

So, maybe, I'll start thinking of which direction to go in this blog.


Hmm...
OK, since this is a blog for a class, I think I'm gonna try sticking to it ... sticking to a relatable topic, at least!
Like, what I thought, and what I learned while working on class/out-o-class activities
...Well, I seem like a nerdy, smartass-kind of "GOOD STUDENT", don't I? XD

BUT I'M NOT LIKE THAT.
I was just lazy to make a new topic... XD;;;


Well, anyway, this only is a brief, almost like an aim-like, temporal direction for this blog, SO DO NOT SWALLOW MY WORDS.
I'm a random dude ... sorry! XD;;;



...OK, maybe that's it for today, coz it's just a starting-off point.
Except for one thing;

DAMN SPAM DENIAL SYSTEM OF FLI*KR.
That was not so easy for me to wait till I'll be able to sign-in!:(