Posts from — February 2008

Corruption is what Thai people hate the most, unless the act is done by one of their own.

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Acid2 Browser Test - The Web Standards Project
Camino and Firefox failed.
OmniWeb, Safari and Shiira passed. :/

The bad news is I have to rely on Camino and Firefox for my web developing work. The others don’t support a live editor yet.

According to the interview with 101 EAST (AlJazeera.net), it shows how dated his ideas are. Discriminating against age, sex…etc. I can’t believe we have him as a prime minister of Thailand. He makes George W. Bush looked hell of a lot better to me now. At least GWB is not this stupid and doesn’t underestimate the power of the internet, media, and everyone outside Thailand.

Watch it on Youtube: part 1 and part 2. Or sukiflix.com if you’re from Thailand.

I’m about to kill myself trying to get the website I’m working on to look good on IE browsers. (especially IE6)
Maybe I should do like felixnyc.com, huh?

This site best viewed in a javascript-enabled browser at 1024 x 768 resolution. Internet Explorer not recommended for optimal viewing.

On the left is a picture of a bridge over Payathai road in front of Chulalongkorn University. The white letters read “stay on the right (lane)”.
We all know that Thai people drive on the left lane like in the UK. Slower cars stay on the left while the right lane is for passing cars. Until this bridge in front of the most prestigious university in Thailand caught my eyes…
I don’t recall I ever see a pedestrian overpass anywhere in the States. I see it almost everywhere in Thailand, not only big cities. I really wonder if it is necessary to spend that kind of money to build it. And if the money is better spent elsewhere… only in Thailand.
“stay on the right”?… only in Thailand as well. We are so confused. We just can’t stick to any rule at all. There’s always an exception to everything in Thailand. Don’t like the existing rules? no problem, write a new one.

Only in Thailand…