Member Of The Week
Meet a huge Opera-fan from Indonesia who just can’t seem to get away from the Internet… Well, not this time either!
Those words were written at the front My Opera Community page to describe me in short sentence. Yes, they choose me as member of the week 
Thanks for this, Opera. I will spread you more!
School Lunch Menu
Here is a gallery of school lunch menu from around the world. Some looks great and some other look not very great, just don’t judge the country from their school lunch 
Visit the gallery now.
Multiple Shoutcast Streams on A Single Machine
It’s very easy to set multiple shoutcast streams/servers on a single server. In this example I’m using Centos.
All you need to do is copy sc_serv binary into 3 different files (ie: sc_serv1, sc_serv2, sc_serv3) and create 3 different configuration files (ie: sc_serv1.conf, sc_serv2.conf, sc_serv3.conf).
Don’t forget to specify different ports for the three configuration files.
I put them into /usr/local/sbin/ directory:
[root@myserver sbin]# ls | grep -v log sc_serv1 sc_serv1.conf sc_serv2 sc_serv2.conf sc_serv3 sc_serv3.conf
NicEdit: Lightweight Web Based WYSIWYG Editor
After a couple of years using TinyMCE as my prefered web based WYSIWYG editor, I started to look at another one. My brand new star is Nice Edit, a lightweight text editor that come with basic styling tools.
What I like from this editor is NicEdit doesn’t use another HTML page to load its tools, it just ‘draw’ it on the screen. Amazingly, it’s only using one image for all the menus, using image as sprite.
I don’t like when TinyMCE loads another file to display link properties or image properties. It’s wasting time, eat up web space and more bandwidth to waste.
Although NicEdit isn’t as complete as TinyMCE, but it fit my needs. It gives me simplicity.
