There are other things I had to do. Like sharing some of my folders with the others in the network. And also try out some new stuff on Ubuntu Breezy =)

I have some screenshots of what I have done with Ubuntu Breezy =) You could view them here. The screenshots include Beagle, Adding new programs, Sharing files.

The PSP is now officially available in the Philippines. The retail Sony stores offer it at PhP 18,999.

A recent trip to my friendly neighborhood (insert DVD game supplier descriptive here) netted Far…

My apologies if this post is construed as not relevant, PTB being primarily for the…

Smart and Globe apply for a 3G license and catch up to provide new services.

Network Security has become an increasing concern to organizations everywhere, as their business operations become…

I consider myself to be an early adopter of tech. When the Internet was still young–at least in commercial and public-acceptance terms–I was connecting to the rest of the world thru Bulletin Board Systems (or BBSes). When phone calls were still the fad, I was sending netmail and echomail to people across the globe–or across the street, as the case may sometimes be.

I remember the joy of hearing the 2400 bps (yes, that’s 2.4 kilobits per second) modem handshaking, and the greyscale screen of my old 386-based laptop displaying the ASCII art, and the text-based role-playing network games.

Prepare yourself for a trip to memory lane!

I was hooked with Firefox from day one. I’d been following Mozilla’s releases since they came up with their first beta releases. I actually switched from the full Mozilla suite to Firefox when I heard about how fast, light and secure it was.

Mozilla has more or less perfected version 1.0x; they’re now at stable release 1.07. Now version 1.5 is under development–in fact, Mozilla has recently released 1.5 beta 2 for public use and testing.