BELLAMYBUDIMAN

I finally got my Alkitab hosted graciously at modmyifone. So if any of you want to install it to your iPhone or iPod Touch, things have just got much more easier. Just open up Installer, install Books.app, and then install the Alkitab.

I just finished a personal project which I decided to do in my free time during the holidays. Think of it as my dedication to pro-bono church works. My personal project is the Indonesian version of the Bible. Why? Because I found no Indonesian iPhone/iPod Touch versions of it over the internet, so I decided to make it on my own.

I’ve been using electronic Bibles to reduce my load when going to the church since I used my old Palm Zire 72, and when I moved to the Sony Ericsson K610i afterwards. After I bought the iPod Touch two weeks ago, and got it jailbroken, I figured that with its superb text-rendering capabilities which is far better from my previous gadgets (Thanks to OS X), it can be a good eBook reader with a nice legibility. So why not have a Bible in it?

I’ve set up a dedicated page for it here (which became a reason that I have to spend more time taking care of my personal site) with all of the needed instructions provided. So if you’re an Indonesian, and happened to own an iPhone or an iPod Touch, and needed the bible, feel free to download a copy.

Last Thursday, UPH faxed me an invitational letter to join in the upcoming UPH Design Week 2007. Basically they’re asking if they can exhibit my final project during the Student’s Exhibition. I’d say, why not and give it a go. I am prepping an authorization letter from the office, though, in case something goes awol.

We finally have a company blog. After months of vigorous projects and tiring deadlines, I finally have the time to complete the Neuro-Designs blog. Actually, I’ve already installed WordPress to the server sometime ago, but then I decided to erase it because we haven’t got time to do this now. Hopefully we get to know our clients, friends, and visitors better with our new blog.

Last Sunday, when I got back from church, I found my iMac powered off. This is very weird, since I never, unless I wanted to, turn my iMac off. And remembering that Trixie had the same experience a few days back, I figured out that something did went wrong. And that was proven when it unwantedly powered itself off the second I logged my account in. This could be a faulty power supply, or a logic board. Oh please, let it be the power supply!

Anyway, I backed all my recent projects to Nyonyo’s PowerMac and hoped that it didn’t power off before everything was copied. I also backed up some files to my newly fixed iBook with its supposedly-brand-new logic board, hoping that I don’t have to use the PC to continue my daily work. Unfortunately, my iBook repeats it’s destruction on me again, so here I am, at the same time, losing both my Macs for a while, and stuck on a PC. Trust me, migrating to a Mac for year and back to a PC does feel awkward. I started to look for Expose and Dock, and using Control-Click to interact with it… Geez… Thankfully, before I migrated a year ago, I put the start menu on the top of the screen, so I guess wouldn’t miss finder that much.

This could probably the time for us to buy a Network Attached Storage, so that when things like this happens, we could access our files from just about any computer.

Tomorrow, my iMac (at least) is supposed to have its power supply replaced. I can just hope that the power supply is the last of my problems. My other biggest problem would be this everlasting cough that I’ve been having for almost a week!