Facebook and Twitter has become one of the hottest topic among the World and almost everyone participant on it. Just the matter of updating or not. Believe it or not, most of the people around me are into these 2 things only. And with these 2 things, they can spend hours and even days on it. Interesting? What so fun about those anyway?

Some of my friends, after knowing that I’m a blogger, they think it’s cool. Honestly I don’t know what is it so cool about that exposing my daily life on the Internet. However, they started to pick up blogging as well. Some started pretty good, some never good and went into death blog and gone afterward. It is interesting to see how people giving into blog but never thought about how to maintain it. I would like to explain this in a more… Human way.

As far as I know, Kathie and I don’t like to use the built-in image uploader. Simply because they create too many unneccessary thumbnail and sizes that taking space and time to backup. In order to cut thing short, I thought of creating a uploading folder to just upload the image for a blog, and only to backup one folder that contain all the images across a blog, which will save lots of time and probably some space on the hosting as well.

Both of us is web designer, we do a lot of design and coding (Well, I did mostly on coding though). Honestly, IE6 has been a pain in the arse. Our main browser is Google Chrome, my development browser is none other than FireFox. Running Windows Vista Home Basic, obviously I cannot get IE6 install, not to mention the Stand-alone version. I did think about using a Virtualbox to install a late version of Windows so I get to test in IE6, but it is a hassle and time taker.