The present. Or thereabouts.
After seeing the clean-up and sand bagging being done at the Baywalk, I wanted to see how much work they were able to finish in time for the new typhoon, Quiel. The trucks are gone, but the work is obviously not finished. There are neat …
I went to Roxas Blvd. the day after the flooding. On the surface, it looked like there wasn’t anything different. The damage becomes apparent when we crossed the boulevard and looked past the trucks. The damage is a testament to the strength of typhoon winds. …
This is what is usually in my wallet.
I was getting tired of the lump in my back pocket caused by all my stuff and the wallet and decided to give a minimalist one a try. Of the ones I saw online, the most interesting was the Butterfly Wallet. They come in black, blue, lime green, sky blue and violet. I chose lime green so it would be easier to see and didn’t think it would attract too much dirt.
I finally got around to using the WordPress app for the iPad. I haven’t been updating this site in a long time, so I thought this would be a good way to see how I could update this more often. The next few days will …
Last 31 January, I went with my Mom and Tita Jane to Pampanga. Here are some pictures I took at our old house.
I have an old CTE-440 Wacom tablet that I still use instead of mouse with my MacBook Pro. I don’t use it everyday, as it does require I have more desk space than what I have cleared up. When I decided to use it again. I noticed one big issue: I couldn’t change the settings in System Preferences . That was just wrong.
Though when I went to www.wacom.com, I ended up with this instead:
That freaked me out even more! I needed to fix my preferences.
Then I remembered that Wacom has continent specific websites. Thank goodness that a Europe centric site has it.
Off to the download page, and viola! Updated driver available. It still runs in 32-bit mode. But it’s definitely better than not being able to change settings.