I started a Blogger.com Populasian blog back on Novermber 14, 2009. I wanted to try another blog tool out and see what it was like. Well, Blogger.com's Blog is better that the Xanga blog WYSIWYG interface. There's auto drafting/saving so I don't lose work, which happened quite often here on Xanga.
One of the best features is that I can set the date of the post. I was able to transfer all the posts I've made here on Xanga to Bogger and set the date and time. The other nice feature is the scheduling. I can write up multiple post at a time and make improvements to it in the future.
After a week, I stopped blogging here. Didn't want to deal with Xanga anymore.
I will occasionaly post here, but it'll be a direct copy and paste from the Blogger.com post.
Some of the movies being shown there have been quite high profile, including:
Jay Chou's directorial debut, Secret
The 2006 Taiwan Film Festival Winner, Do Over
2007 Art movie Reflection
Taiwan movie box office king of October, Cape No. 7
Some documentaries round out the rest of the time, along with some festival stuff like panels.
Everything is free except for the Cape No. 7 screenings. I can see why, its the rage of Taiwan and Taiwan see it as an excellent film to promote tourism.
If I weren't so old and have a baby due around that time, I'd guarantee that I'd be there.
So, I primarily use Facebook as my social networking tool. I wrote a post about Friendster a few months back and why you should be using Facebook.
Since I am in the web field, I know a thing or two about data caching. Facebook, after all these months still continues to have problems here.
I friends activities are updated in a weird way sometimes and my activities somethings do not show up right away.
So, in layman terms, when things get updated, the public (your friends and yourself) may not see it for a few moments. In technical terms, the cache isn't being refreshed.
I hope Facebook arch team figures this out. It's not a major annoyance, but it is one. It's tricky and I know with the type of web traffic they get, it's something they pull their hair out about all the time.
