Diamonds Are Forever

I’m back and just finished moving the blog to the virtual server that I acquired not-so-recently. I decided to try out Slicehost.

In a series of experiments one late night, I wanted to try the Flash demos for the Facebook platform. But I thought to myself that non-production things shouldn’t be hosted on our server.

Electricity, Internet and phone services now totals to a significant slice in my monthly expenses pie chart too. Take note that the decision was made at 5AM on a Saturday! At that point in time, I was rushing to wrap things up. There’s this idea that I’m waiting for where the Slice pays for itself. Let’s hope that that time arrives soon.

P.S. Do check out our Facebook App. That’s what keeping me, err, “busy” lately.

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