58790.174 Kb/s = 58.790174 Mb/sNow I can sit back and enjoy my cup of coffee. Hahahaha!!!
Rabu, 22 April 2009
Unlimited Upload Works
This morning I was uploading some files and I got this freaking speed:
58790.174 Kb/s = 58.790174 Mb/s
Now I can sit back and enjoy my cup of coffee. Hahahaha!!!
58790.174 Kb/s = 58.790174 Mb/sNow I can sit back and enjoy my cup of coffee. Hahahaha!!!
Selasa, 21 April 2009
Senin, 20 April 2009
Gears of War 2: Review
lagi capek pegel2x linux2x jadinya pingin nulis review
Yesterday (Dina Wingi)
Vocals: Asukawati
Drums: AAM
Keyboardist: LBS
Genjreng: Andre
Dancer: Joni
Yesterday
Today
Tommorow
2 days after
Sekian pelajaran Bahasa Inggris kita untuk hari ini
Yesterday (Dina Wingi)
Vocals: Asukawati
Keyboardist: LBS
Genjreng: Andre
Dancer: Joni
Yesterday
Today
Tommorow
2 days after
Sekian pelajaran Bahasa Inggris kita untuk hari ini
Jumat, 17 April 2009
Rabu, 15 April 2009
The Myth of Gilgamesh
Another assignment. This time is a myth for my English assignment. I feel like sharing here for those who are in need to find a myth, but don't forget to comment ^_^.
On the one hand there are the gods, and on the other are humans: Breeds apart; but when they breed together all you get is trouble; big trouble! Gilgamesh, King of Uruk, was two-thirds God and one-third human, and 100% trouble. 18 feet tall, a seething tower of testosterone. None of the women were safe from him and all men were his slaves. The humans would turn their backs on the gods if they did not tame Gilgamesh so the gods created the King a massive playmate, Enkidu; part-man, part-beast. The two giants bonded in combat and then went off on noble adventures leaving the people of Uruk to get on with their lives.
Tragedy struck when Enkidu died and Gilgamesh experienced grief for the first time. Not just grief and loss, but also the realisation that one day death would come to him too.
What happened to Gilgamesh after that? Gilgamesh could not come to terms with his friend’s death or the looming destiny of his own final fate: He set off on a quest to find eternal life.
He walked to the end of the earth, to the dark mountain where the sun rose and set. He walked further through absolute emptiness between this world and the next; the gods’ domain. He needed to find Ut’napishtim and his wife, the couple who had saved the world from the great flood and had been rewarded with life eternal; he needed to find the secret. After facing the temptations of the gods and navigating the sea of death he found them. Ut’napishtim said he would give up his secret if Gilgamesh could conquer the ‘little death’ of sleep, but he was so, so tired. Gilgamesh was about to return defeated when Ut’napishtim’s wife pleaded with her husband – not eternal life, but what about rejuvenation?
You know what? Ut’napishtim told his boatman Urshanabi to take Gilgamesh to the place at the centre of the oceans, to hold the rope and send Gilgamesh diving down to fetch the thorny plant ‘the old man becomes young’. Gilgamesh had the plant in his hand; all he had to do was return home. But half-way across the desert an oasis lured him to take his rest. As he slept a serpent smelt the magic plant and ate it from his hand. Gilgamesh awoke to see the serpent slithering away, leaving its old dry skin discarded on the sand.
The plant was gone but the realisation had come, ‘it is not for man to live forever’.
Well, it's another version of Gilgamesh's myth. Gilgamesh has many versions, but I like this one.
On the one hand there are the gods, and on the other are humans: Breeds apart; but when they breed together all you get is trouble; big trouble! Gilgamesh, King of Uruk, was two-thirds God and one-third human, and 100% trouble. 18 feet tall, a seething tower of testosterone. None of the women were safe from him and all men were his slaves. The humans would turn their backs on the gods if they did not tame Gilgamesh so the gods created the King a massive playmate, Enkidu; part-man, part-beast. The two giants bonded in combat and then went off on noble adventures leaving the people of Uruk to get on with their lives.
Tragedy struck when Enkidu died and Gilgamesh experienced grief for the first time. Not just grief and loss, but also the realisation that one day death would come to him too.
What happened to Gilgamesh after that? Gilgamesh could not come to terms with his friend’s death or the looming destiny of his own final fate: He set off on a quest to find eternal life.
He walked to the end of the earth, to the dark mountain where the sun rose and set. He walked further through absolute emptiness between this world and the next; the gods’ domain. He needed to find Ut’napishtim and his wife, the couple who had saved the world from the great flood and had been rewarded with life eternal; he needed to find the secret. After facing the temptations of the gods and navigating the sea of death he found them. Ut’napishtim said he would give up his secret if Gilgamesh could conquer the ‘little death’ of sleep, but he was so, so tired. Gilgamesh was about to return defeated when Ut’napishtim’s wife pleaded with her husband – not eternal life, but what about rejuvenation?
You know what? Ut’napishtim told his boatman Urshanabi to take Gilgamesh to the place at the centre of the oceans, to hold the rope and send Gilgamesh diving down to fetch the thorny plant ‘the old man becomes young’. Gilgamesh had the plant in his hand; all he had to do was return home. But half-way across the desert an oasis lured him to take his rest. As he slept a serpent smelt the magic plant and ate it from his hand. Gilgamesh awoke to see the serpent slithering away, leaving its old dry skin discarded on the sand.
The plant was gone but the realisation had come, ‘it is not for man to live forever’.
Well, it's another version of Gilgamesh's myth. Gilgamesh has many versions, but I like this one.
Rengasdengklok Incident (Very Incomplete Version)
This is a version of Rengasdengklok Incident which I used on my History assignment. Feel free to use if you want, but don't forget to at least comment ^_^. Since my assignment is in English so I'll just post the English (too lazy to retranslate).
Minggu, 12 April 2009
Rewrite: Site Up!
Key has had Rewrite's site up. Apparantly, Key's now having announcement on April 1st as their habbit (the site's up on April 1st). No infos whether would it be E or R. Furher info here is the official site.
Senin, 06 April 2009
Dynasty Warriors 6 Review
Waking Up
Vocals: Asukawati
Drums: AAMKeyboardist: LBS
Keroncongist: Joni
Rapper: Insan
Waking up I take a bath (yow yow)
Not forgetting brushing my teeth (teeth is brushed)
Killing myself I help my mother (i love killing myself)
Making up my dirty bed (making up with my mother)
Not forgetting brushing my teeth (teeth is brushed)
Killing myself I help my mother (i love killing myself)
Making up my dirty bed (making up with my mother)
Killing the Zombies...First Impression
I was searching through my disc case and found one game I rarely touch...Resident Evil 5 (orBiohazard 5 for EU/JP market). I was frustrated at one point in the game, chapter 1-1 (laugh is allowed ^_^) since even after I played co-op with my sister one of us always dead. After some experience I found out that we have to run away not to kill the zombies!!! WTH!!! And that is after some remembrance that Resident Evil is a Survival game, not a beat-em-up :p.
A Calm Day
hum hum hum~
It has been a while
hum hum hum~
that my torrent client done its homework
hum hum hum~
that my internet connection is freed from torrent
hum hum hum~
who eat my internet connection speed massively
hum hum hum~
what to download next? (I think it would be on April 24th again)
hum hum hum~
And a long day off once on a while~ what to do?
hum hum hum~
What to do? What to do? (sorry quite depressed self here ^_^)
It has been a while
hum hum hum~
that my torrent client done its homework
hum hum hum~
that my internet connection is freed from torrent
hum hum hum~
who eat my internet connection speed massively
hum hum hum~
what to download next? (I think it would be on April 24th again)
hum hum hum~
And a long day off once on a while~ what to do?
hum hum hum~
What to do? What to do? (sorry quite depressed self here ^_^)
Rabu, 01 April 2009
Telkom Speedy vs Telkom Flash vs Telkomnet Instan!
All this time, I only subscribed into one ISP, Telkom. Though I used their three products, Telkomnet Instan, Telkomsel Flash, and now Telkom Speedy. Those three had their own pros and cons which I will tell here (speedtests uses server in Alaska so people would know the real speed than using local server)(of course this is my personal opinion based on my personal experience, so feel free to add some comments):
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