this mixtape was made for my significant other. still, it has genre of Triphop, electronic, ambient and post-rock. featured artist is Télépopmusik, Dido, and indonesian Triphop/electronic group Homogenic!

some of the tracks listed below ♫ 8Tracks

1. Télépopmusik - Breathe
2. Air - Playground Love
3. Everybody loves Irene - Rindu
4. Röyksopp - Eple
5. Massive Attack - Inertia Creeps …

the cover is slightly cut almost half of it (photo)

mashable has wrapup the that mistake by young startup often did, here’s the recap.

1. Forgoing Simplicity
2. Waiting Too Long to Launch
3. Hiring Poorly
4. Not Embracing Agility
5. Guarding The “Big Idea”
6. Losing Focus
7. Assuming Virality
8. Obsessing Over Funding
9. Chasing Investors Instead of Befriending Investees
10. Dwelling on Things
11. Getting Distracted By Feedback
12. Not Having the Right Co-Founder
13. Trying to Win Over Everyone
14. Not Listening to Current (or Future) Customers
15. Jumping to Decisions
16. Not Maintaining Relationships

i’d like to mention point 2, it’s like every young startup did it, from their persfective, they want to impress their users with bunch of feature at once, but this is the main reason that sometimes they delayed the launch date.

(via mashable)

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as been discussed on id-gmail mailing list, naming a server name is hard, sometimes you have to pick a theme for your servers, there’s some who named their server using mountain name, or using Myth Gods names, and sometime some lady’s names like dewi, julie. it’s hard because sometimes once you named one of your server you should know its purpose, its capabilities based on their representative name, for example Zeus, it’s a main server that have a significant purpose on the network.

and xkcd nailed it.

Hey it’s rhyme! on my system right now, i have two timemachine who backed up my entire system, one i had it on my whole dedicated external drive, it’s an old 320GB Seagate drive, and in my DAS system (i named it “Kimu Garden”, because it’s sounds beautiful) as a backup in sparsedisk image.

On my 320GB Seagate drive i’m using plain TimeMachine app, as for sparsedisk i use carbon copy cloner (i use the free one) as backup app, maybe having 2 backup for my machine is overkill, but hey, nobody knows when shit happens.

my work files is on dropbox, exclude the codes, all my code is either on TimeMachine or in the Sparsedisk image.

i also subscribed to other online backup system, i use GDrive, Skydrive. but one thing about skydrive, it’s allows you to upload the file without having to syncronize it on to your machine, which is great, i uploaded some of the sensitive data on to it, with sparsedisk protection of course, and doesn’t have to mirror that file on my machine.

i want to have a system that can do the backup for me, i heard backblaze have amazing service and cheap comparing to the other services

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at my coderwall page, i wrote about OSX HTTP client, it’s a great app, but sometimes i want more of it, i want to craft the request intuitively with easy option to set up, and i want it without have to open another app.

A long came PostMan, a chrome extension and A powerful HTTP client to test REST web services. a tool that i use extensively for the past 2 month, it support many http verb that RESTafarian would fall in love with. go ahead, try it.

(direct link to chrome webstore)

photo are taken from here, Postman Pat, a series that Athar used to watch on JimJam.