Archive for: May 2009

The Waiguoren’s Archives : May 2009

• 31   盧 대통령 보면서 `님의 침묵’ 생각나는 까닭?
• 30  Korea Meta Weblog 3
• 30  Daum 지도검색
• 29  Microsoft Revamps Search Engine, Dubbed Bing
• 29  이나영
• 29   Monitor Content Copying On Your Site Using Tynt Tracer
• 29   Twitter with Kim and co: a portal into a paranoid state
• 28   Glucophones
• 28   How To Easily Encrypt Email or Text Documents [Windows]
• 27   Top Korean sports celebrity to join Twitter
• 26   Hide Your Country Of Origin For Any Application
• 26   5 Online Shopping Sites That Will Actually SAVE You Money
• 26   Former president Roh remembered online
• 26   Minerva: The Clash Between Korea’s Online and Offline Cultures
• 24   Former S. Korea President Roh commits suicide
• 23   South Korea: Roh Moo-hyun dies
• 22   South Korea: Banning Suicide
• 21   Korea government, telecom companies debate network plans
• 20  Archive for: April, 2009
• 20  Usability.Edu: 25 Incredibly Useful Usability Cheat Sheets & Checklists
• 20  2009년, 소프트웨어 아키텍트가 반드시 알아야 할 10가지 주제
• 20  Korean Approach to Web Accessibility
• 20  Twitter “친구 찾기” 서비스
• 20  네이트온 맥 1.0.26.128 (trunk)
• 20  Playstreet lets you walk through Seoul’s hotspots
• 20  Korea Meta Weblog 2
• 19   9 Awesome & Useful Google Maps Mashups
• 18   Jang suicide probe subpoenas ahead
• 18   Korean government launches Internet addiction hotline
• 16   Korean Meta Weblog 1
• 16   Police arrest another Internet writer
• 16   구글, 트래픽 처리 에러로 3시간 가량 ‘먹통’
• 16   [5월-2주] 주간 포털 브리핑
• 15   Korea: Previous President and Money
• 13   Korean Portal Shopping Sites 1
• 13   다음 지도 봤더니 ‘오늘은 맑음’
• 13   Game Park
• 13   Korea’s Free Gaming Model (Part 1/2)    
• 13   아이들도 프로그래밍을 쉽고 즐겁게! ‘스크래치’
• 13   트위터로 PC를 원격 제어해볼까
• 13   구글에서 사생활을 보호할 수 있는 6가지 방법
• 13   Korean game makers post strong quarter
• 13   그래도 ‘CCL=저작권 보호 기능’이라시면 곤란합니다
• 13   Enswer.me seems to have found the holy grail of monetizing
• 11   Wetoku is Interview 2.0
• 08  Korean man wins defamation case against portals
• 08  Korean Portal Shopping Sites
• 06  윈도 모바일 6.5의 베일을 벗기나? MS Connection Day Ep.2 후기…
• 06  Korea Unveils FIFTH Distinct Season: Take that, Japan! Boo-yah!
• 06  Glorious North Korea develops cyber war unit
• 06  Portal, and business portfolio, when you need to change …
• 05  한국의 웹2.0은 환상? 버블? 유령? 아니면 무엇인가?
• 05  프링(Fring), 인터넷전화에 트위터 기능 추가
• 04  US removes Korea from piracy watch list
• 02  Korea: Minerva and Release after 100-Days Detention
• 01  Naver Digital News Archive Service

盧 대통령 보면서 `님의 침묵’ 생각나는 까닭?

Posted on tongblog.net

많은 분들이 저와 같은 생각을 하실 걸로 생각합니다.
노무현 대통령이 서거한 후 시간이 지날 수록 이상하게 제 머리속에서 만해 한용운님의 시인 님의 침묵이 계속 맴돌고 있습니다.

Roh Moo-hyun

글쎄요 오버라고 할 수 도 있겠지만 정말 자연스럽게 그분의 시가 ‘불쑥’ 떠오르네요.
마치 지금이 일제 억압기도 아닌데 말이죠.

하지만 그분의 시가 이렇게 떠오르는 것은 어제 SBS 특집에서도 보셨겠지만 그분의 파란만장한 정치사 안에는 항상 국민과 함께 호흡하고 국민과 함께 나라를 만들려 했던것 노력이 있었습니다.

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Korea Meta Weblog 3

Korea Meta Weblog 3

kolkolnet
Blog community, and real-time N notification, offers a photo gallery.
http://www.colcol.net/

live feed
Meta-blog, video, widgets, photos, FLV guide search.
http://www.livefid.com/

Happy Today,
Meta-blog, current affairs, entertainment, sports, cultural and social information.
http://www.htu.kr/

blogs a latte
Blog, community, life, health, food, economics, finance, internet, travel, music, sports blog provided.
http://www.bloglatte.net/

Pulrogeu
Meta-blog, themed posts, blogs, collect, tag service.
http://plog.jinbo.net/

SSNews
Meta-blog, photo services, nature, landscape, portrait gallery, offers themed blog search.
http://www.ssnews.co.kr/

Daum 지도검색

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Daum 에서만 확인할 수 있는 놀라운 지도! Daum 스카이뷰와 로드뷰를 만날 수 있는 Daum 지도검색 위젯 입니다. 대한민국을 통째로 스캔한듯한 항공사진과 골목 구석구석까지도 찾아볼 수 있는 로드뷰를 통해 새로운 대한민국을 만나보세요. (기본검색어 값을 넣으면, 원하시는 지역의 검색어가 입력된 상태로 위젯을 퍼갈 수 있습니다.)

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Microsoft Revamps Search Engine, Dubbed Bing

Bing

Posted on indiasphere.net

Microsoft Corp is revamping its search engine to counter the dominance of Google Inc in the Web search and related advertising business.

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이나영

Monitor Content Copying On Your Site Using Tynt Tracer

Posted on Make Use Of

Have you ever been frustrated to find your content plagiarized by some other site? Did you know if I just visited your site, copied your prized article, and emailed it to my friends? Last week, I might have copied your favorite photograph from your site and added it to my Flickr or Picasa album! How do you track such user actions on your site? Services such as Copyscape do not offer automated tracking for free. Well, now you can sign up to use a new content tracking service for free – Tynt.com’s Tracer (Beta).

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Twitter with Kim and co: a portal into a paranoid state

Posted on blog.jinbo.net

Yesterday’s Guardian (UK) had following piece about Absurdistan’s (aka D.P.R.K.) “news” agency:

North Korean state news agency’s feed offers a glimpse into the mind of a repressive regime

North Korea is renowned for many things – not least surprise nuclear tests – but it can hardly claim to be at the forefront of the information technology revolution.

While the country’s leader, Kim Jong-il, boasts of being a whiz on the web, internet access is otherwise all but unknown in a country where the state keeps the tightest of grips on the flow of information. Pyongyang, the capital, has a couple of – heavily monitored – internet cafes, while North Korea’s recently allocated .kp country code only came into existence in 2007.

It thus comes as a slight surprise to browse Twitter and find a feed from the country’s state press organisation, the Korean Central News Agency.

If you have never previously perused its daily digest of news, available in English and Spanish, as well as Korean, KCNA at first looks astonishingly anachronistic, a shrill blast of propaganda reminiscent of the depths of the cold war. Americans are always reviled as the “imperialists”, while South Korea is the “puppet regime” which, to use a phrase from one of today’ stories, is “dancing to the tune of the US”.

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Glucophones

Posted on borasim.egloos.com

The original GlucoPhone technology was developed in Korea, and imported to the US by Dr. Stephen Kim in 2003.

The glucose meter component actually replaces the back of the cellphone, and software functions normally contained in traditional “bulky”glucose meters are handled by the cellular technology. The hardware isspecially designed to fit in standard commercial cell phones. Thecompany has ambitious plans to develop more models for popular, sleekconsumer phones including the Motorola Razr and the Apple iPhone, if you can believe it (see prototypes pictured — and yes, Kathi read my recent appeal to Steve Jobsfor some help “consumerizing” D-devices). HealthPia’s iPhone prototypeuses a small dongle device called the Gluco+, about the size of aquarter.

But it hasn’t been — and won’t be — easy, since a new mold must bedeveloped for each individual phone design, and HealthPia mustnegotiate certification with each cellular carrier. “The wirelesspeople don’t understand the glucose monitoring business, and theglucose monitoring people don’t understand the wireless companies,”O’Neill laments.

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How To Easily Encrypt Email or Text Documents [Windows]

Posted on MakeUseOf

Many new computer users consider encryption too hard to use or just not worth the trouble. If you’re sending the groceries list to your husband or wife, that may be true. But consider that our society is becoming more and more prone to surveillance, either by governments or private individuals looking for financial gains. If you had to send your bank statements to your financial advisor, or medical record to the family doctor, wouldn’t you use encryption?

If you choose not to, you risk exposing some intimate aspects to a malicious person, sniffing the internet traffic at a local hub or router. The same thing happens if you use a weak password or security question for your email account.

If that information was encrypted to start with, the sniffer would receive a bunch of seemingly random bits – and even if the person knew that it was encrypted, he still wouldn’t be able to do anything about it. And the guy who guessed your password still won’t have the private/public key combination to decrypt the actual message. Personally, I would sleep better at night knowing that I took this precautions for my own safety.

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