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So, here we are: Sunday, Jun 17; less than a week before Independence.
I've now got a very vague plan of attack. It's not much of a plan, mind, but then I was never much of a strategist, so I'm going to start things up and see where they go. It would probably be a good idea to bring a real strategist on at this point.
The plan - in a nutshell - is to start by developing small, helpful, free software; move on to small, helpful, free software which depends on other people (Starhub, maybe some international organisations, etc.), and then move on to medium-sized, helpful, non-free software. Hopefully steps 1 and 2 will get us an audience of bits, so when we start putting things up for sale, we're not complete unknowns.
Just finished watching A Passage to India (lots of movies this weekend, I know! And tomorrow shall be Ocean's Thirteen, maybe). It's a decently nice movie. Alec Guiness is unbelievable - I didn't recognize him at all until I IMDB'd it halfway through; only then can you see the slight slips in his accent (well, okay, his character also talks a whole lot more in the second half). On the whole, a fun movie to watch - hey, it kept me going for almost three hours. Not bad, not bad.
Labels: a passage to india, fresh durians, plan, today
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