Is the VOI still broken? Or has the problem righted itself?
Recently in VOI v1.0 Category
Very frustrating to post things lately, with the VOI giving all sorts of problems. But felt the need to write anyway, even if it doesn't get published.
When your partner is always busy, either with work or any other legitimate reason, you really only have two choices:
# Get busy too, either with your career or some social activity like PROMUDA
# Understand that your partner needs time and space, and give it to him/her without reservation or condition
Any other choice will almost surely lead to the ruin of the relationship.
The VOI is broken, and i'm not sure how to fix it.
Perhaps this is a good opportunity to switch over to MT 3.0D. A complete overhaul of the site. Expect no updates till this is done.
Hhmmm... keep on getting 500 Error messages whenever the VOI tries to rebuild itself. This sucks.
Update: Problem looks to be resolved.
Solution: Goto HTMLPerms in mt.cfg and uncomment it so that it reads: "HTMLPerms 0777"
Thanks shelley for the help!
Update 2: Problem still persisting in an intermittent manner. Weird. One moment it works, the next it doesn't!!! HELP!
Update 3: Problem is definitely intermittent in nature. Have contacted my webhost. They didn't change anything either on the server configs. Oh dear. I've got a problem.
51 weeks down, 7 days to go, and 1 year it will be. Wow. What a ride is has been, and, i feel, things are just warming up.
If this is true, then its pure shame for Malaysia.
I know the actions (or in this case, i'm inclined to give them the benefit of the doubt and say, its just pure stupidity) of some shouldn't represent the whole, but international politics and global opinion doesn't care about all of that: as far as they are concerned, Malaysia is linked to militant Islam & terrorism. And that's a bad, bad thing.
Its my best guess lots of people never get a chance to work on something that they have a genuine passion for. A genuine passion is something you'd do even if you didn't get paid for it; you know you've got a passion for something when you realize your loving hobby is also your job.
Perhaps its not by choice we can't do what we're passionate about. Practical considerations abound: if we can't pay the bills, then we don't eat, then our families don't eat, and we'll end up living by the roads.
But consider this: if this world was governed by what was practical and what was not, we would still be living in darkness without Edison's persistence, we would still be shackled to the earth without the Wright brothers' courage, and Malaysia would still be a rubber plantation. Take the risk worth taking because you'll never know where it leads you.
Some people will, some people won't.
Some people will admire his dedication; long hours, sweat and blood spilled in the name of a passion, working, working, pushing, pushing. Some people will say, "He's made it - what a lucky bastard." Some people will reply, "Luck had nothing to do with it."
Some people will take pride in their son. Almost with so little, yet able to transform it into so much. Able to forge ahead on little more than a mother's prayer and a father's good will, when the time comes he forgets them not. Some people will say, "A son who never abandons his family -- that's what true success is all about."
Some people will stand by their husband. Enduring the difficult beginnings, the lonely nights, the less of what should be more, patient always for the happy ends. And even if success never comes, or just in spurts and bursts, it matters little; a wife's love for her husband will make her realize that all this effort was because of his love for her.
Some people will, some people won't. Ever asked yourself which one you are?
How much abuse can you take? And a straw can break the camel's back.
Late-starter as i am, i didn't go on my first one-to-one date with a lady until i was 18, in my first year of university Matriculation. Looking back, things were much simpler then.
A nice date would involve a bumpy ride together on the now extinct bas mini; 50 sen for a roller coaster ride to put Genting's best rides to shame! A feast would be a dinner at Pizza Hut, the Super Supreme if you wanted to impress her, otherwise just a pepperoni pizza if it was only hunger you wanted to satisfy.
A movie if there was anything worth watching, otherwise a simple ramble thru the mall, or a walk in park, stopping by every other bench or table to sit and chat, or just be comfortable in the silence of each other's company. Then, when all was said and done, the inevitable bus ride home, bumpy too, dangerous most certainly.
Once arrived, the quiet walk to send her back to the dorm, a smile, a wave goodbye, a promise to call (eventhough it meant an hour's wait in line for the dorm public phone to be free). A flutter of the heart, and then the date would be over.
