Arrived safely. Unfortunately, there was no free wifi, either at the hotel or the venue =/ Mahirap magupdate =(
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Aug 2009
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flying out to bangkok tonight; ngayon lang ako makakapunta sa ibang time zone!
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Reply to fivewithflores's tweet:
@fivewithflores merfolk has always been pretty bad against red-based decks
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“It is impossible to win the race unless you venture to run, impossible to win the victory unless you dare to battle.”
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oh no! back attack!
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#mtg couldn’t draft due to downtime…decided to randomly play 100-card singleton
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may araw pa nasa bahay na!
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argh ran out of mtgo boosters ><
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Reply to pluish's tweet:
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Reply to altealice's tweet:
@altealice haha bug fail
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Reply to altealice's tweet:
@altealice this is useful in cuba
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#mtg wow it didn’t matter. I got passed 2 more Doom Blades in pack 3, plus a tendrils
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#mtg Doom Blade or Whispersilk Cloak?
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#mtg lol just won a draft on MTGO with my bombs being 2 Soul Warden + 2 Howl of the Night Pack
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Reply to densdensdens's tweet:
@densdensdens pabasa!
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Let’s say I have a Java webapp deployed on some Application Server with clustering across a few nodes.
In the webapp, we maintain a cache of some values retrieved from the database, stored in-memory as static variables. Whenever a user performs an update in a particular screen, we clear the cache so that the cached values will be retrieved again the next time they are needed.
Now the problem: Since each node in the cluster is running on a separate JVM, how can I clear the cache across all nodes? Basically I want to call a static function on each cluster node. Is there some standard J2EE way to do this, or it depends on the Application Server software?
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Reply to kimosalen's tweet:
@duddits138 iniinggit ka lang nya
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“If you’re not willing to risk, you cannot grow. If you cannot grow, you cannot be your best. If you cannot be your best, you cannot be happy. If you cannot be happy, what else is there?” – Les Brown
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internets are slow
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operation go to work early failed!
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A sign we saw on the way to SM North today: “NO RIGHT TORN” Sayang nde napicturan.
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@tutems thx!
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Eating cake! This cake is not a lie.
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@weynsee @rocketkeis @densdensdens salamat!
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Quick GI Joe review: Very predictable/cliched plot, but action-packed and required far less suspension of disbelief than Transformers 2.
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Just came back from family bowling, did not play very well. Note to self: mas maganda ang tira pag malayo ang buwelo and malaki ang hakbang!
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Thanks everyone for the greetings!
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heading out to watch GI Joe @Trinoma
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just finished reading the ultimatum storylines. That was…depressing. WTH are they planning for the Ultimate universe?
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having a time machine would be nice
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finally got globe inet working on 5800
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A slideshow on Netflix culture that every company needs to read: https://www.slideshare.net/reed2001/culture-1798664
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wish I could view my new email as a feed in google reader
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Reply to pluish's tweet:
@pluish ok lang yan
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Reply to LaTtEX's tweet:
@LaTtEX I bet my mom they would switch the honor guards when the cameras aren’t looking
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tried playing Blazblue online…whenever I was about to win, opponents would disconnect =/
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parang may laban ni Pacquiao
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trying to download Windows 7 RC, but Microsoft’s downloader ActiveX isn’t cooperating
[2009-08-05 01:27] @bry_bibat I forgot I had firefox. I only tried with IE and Chrome
[2009-08-05 07:46] will now attempt to install Windows 7 RC on the laptop. Hope it doesn’t break!
[2009-08-05 10:28] upgrade complete! That took longer than I expected
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Say I add events to an object using either addEventListener or attachEvent (depending on the browser); is it possible to later invoke those events programmatically?
The events handlers are added/removed using an object like this:
var Event = { add: function(obj,type,fn) { if (obj.attachEvent) { obj.attachEvent('on'+type,fn); } else { obj.addEventListener(type,fn,false); } }, remove: function(obj,type,fn) { if (obj.detachEvent) { obj.detachEvent('on'+type,fn); } else { obj.removeEventListener(type,fn,false); } } }Or do I need to store copies of each handler and just add an Event.invoke(…) function?
Edit: Also, jQuery is not an option :D
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what’s up with the random 5-minute rainshowers? Oh crap, I’m gonna be late!
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still sucks at Blazblue
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#mtg attacker: 4/4 trample, blocker: 3/5 vanilla. play Harm’s Way choosing blocker as both source and target. Does 1 damage trample over?
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#mtg Victory! Just won my 3 byes for Bangkok
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bought a nokia 5800
Jul 2009
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Reply to altealice's tweet:
@altealice first, think about the panic that might have caused. second, think about the elevators
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RT @fivewithflores: Is this golf or billiards? Just awesome: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzE3YPj_9dM&eurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.totalprosports.com%2Fblog%2Findex.php%2F2009%2F07%2Fleif-olson-hits-incredible-bank-shot-hole-in-one-at-canadian-open%2F&feature=player_embedded <– Shot of the YEAR (credit @TheDailyBuzzz)
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Reply to rocketkeis's tweet:
@rocketkeis wow it’s so easy to tell it’s sarcasm!
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#mtg I just drafted Giant Spider over Honor of the Pure! Luckily it was just the Booster Draft simulator
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“If you would be a real seeker after truth, it is necessary that at least once in your life you doubt, as far as possible, all things.”
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watching Legend of the Seeker