Great, after installing these guys, all my documents on the desktop are gone for good...

 

Anyway, they were messy, but... still it inflicted some losses to my previous work. A good reminder for PPLs out there, don't install or store anything important on Drive C:, that's God's truth.

Ok, today I was watching BBC world on my flat panel tv. And it was a show called Click, a kind of show for tech-fanatics and geeks. It was telling some gadget show in Las Vegas. Huge brands flocked there to show their interpretation of what the future might look like.

 

As for the TV and LCD display producers, they were all preaching the idea of streaming TV, meaning TV sets with internet connection, broadband, would allow owners to view video streamings from the web, like the ones on Youtube.

 

Again, I've already done so, before the wonderful picture in BBC's Click, by connecting my pc with a LCD TV. In fact, I was watching Click on a free P2P live broadcast software. I am typing this entry while the streaming plays in fullscreen mode on the LCD TV next to my computer's LCD monitor. It's showing London Bomb Plot story by the way.

 

The fancy gadgets cost a lot before they go into volume production. You'll see a lot of the so called innovations are nothing but re-assemblings of current technologies. So why bother purchasing a new gadget while you can do some small modifications to current ones and maximize their values?

 

What channels you can access through this software? CNN, Discovery, HBO, National Geographic, numerous...all the things your heart might desire... for free. (That's also a maximization of your monthly broadband package, when you can watch TV online, why bother paying for cable service?)

 

I know I sound a little nerdy by wrting this post, but I just couldn't resist the idea of "remaining tech-savvy doesn't hurt" 

Well, after a day's work, I was able to collect some of my thoughts on this movies. I don't have much time to elaborate so I will just be concise.

 

Chen Qiushui, if you can't realize your promise, just don't make any. Or make a promise in your heart and keep it until you put that into real life, then say it.

 

Wang Biyun, there's nothing wrong with her, she's just a perfect figure, a martyr of Love, a pilgrim to a pure belief in the persistence of commitment. But sadly, she just met the wrong guy here.

 

Wang Xidi, there are some people that would always fall for the "already taken"

 

Anyway, there's really no judgment as all lose sanity in love. It's just fate, all did their bits, nothing right, nothing wrong, that's the way life goes.

After watching this tragic story about the commitment between a young man and woman, I feel somewhat suffocated, like being hit by something heavy right on the chest. Can't say a word right now, maybe I'll right a few lines tomorrow, when I recollect the amok thoughts that were running all at once in my mind.

 

Until then...

 

For those who hasn't seen it, you ought to. You shouldn't miss it. Here's a picture about it.