Archive for December, 2007

Reply in Outlook Express without Digital Signature

Wednesday, December 26th, 2007

Problem: I started using Digital Signature for my office email communication recently.  Guess what… Outlook Express users start to complain that they couldn’t reply to my email.

Solution: It turned out that it is a very old bug in Outlook Express (KB816830) that if an email is digitally signed, it will sign the replied or forwarded email.  This doesn’t really make sense because not everyone have digital signature.  Here’s the workaround:

  1. To reply or forward a digitally signed email, first click on “Reply” or “Forward”.
  2. Next, select “Tools” from the menu and make sure that “Digitally sign” is not checked.
  3. Now, you can send the email.

Now the question is “Do I have to do this every time?”  The answer is “Yes, you do”.  (or someone might find some more permanent solution to this… please…)

How I earn my free Skype call every month

Monday, December 24th, 2007

I have been running the Gomez PEER for ages.  Sometime in 2007, they increased the payment and now I earn about $8-$10 a month and use that for my Skype calls.  Pretty cool.

If you wish to join, just click on the image below and it will take you to Gomez PEER site to register with me as your referral. 

Gomez Client

Do you wash the glasses in the hotel room?

Wednesday, December 12th, 2007

If you don’t… I am sure you will after looking at this

Create a 3D Figuring of your World of Warcarft Character

Thursday, December 6th, 2007

FigurePrints is offering to create a full 3D figuring of the snapshot of your character in World of Warcraft!  The catch is, they are only opened on 11 December 2007~~~.

Chimps Outperform Human?

Wednesday, December 5th, 2007


When the numbers were displayed for about seven-tenths of a second, Ayumu and the college students were both able to do this correctly about 80 percent of the time.But when the numbers were displayed for just four-tenths or two-tenths of a second, the chimp was the champ. The briefer of those times is too short to allow a look around the screen, and in those tests Ayumu still scored about 80 percent, while humans plunged to 40 percent.(Read the original here.)