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The Challenges Ahead
It’s nearly august and I will celebrate my 6th year of blogging. I can’t remember for what particular purpose I was blogging but looking at how immature and simplistic my first post was, it’s now obvious why I have not gone far from where I started. It’s been a long time since I actually posted [...]
New Feedburner RSS and Problem in Technorati
Over the weekend, I configured my Feedburner feeds and email subscription link and it took me several hours to get the result that I really wanted. It has been a long while since I used Feedburner so it was quite frustrating but rewarding at the same time. I really appreciate what Google did in improving [...]
Delicious Bookmarks: Always Mark As Private
There are people who are stuck in Delicious bookmarks and many wishes that they can have an option to filter what to share publicly. For instance, opting out some tags to be public because you want to keep some bookmarks private.
Google Map Terrains
I love landscapes so I like the new Google map view, terrain, which highlights physical features of landforms like mountains, valleys and even the vegetation. Using this view, you can appreciate the elevation of the mountains and highlands even more. Looking at the Central Luzon area gives you more idea how flat it is. I [...]
Still Waiting for Gmail 2.0 Beta
Where is the Google love? I still haven’t seen the new UI for Gmail in my inbox. Apparently, my account has not received the upgrade yet. Maybe it’s randomly assigned. I’m using my Gmail account everyday — an avid user — why I haven’t seen the new version yet? I’ve been waiting for it ever [...]
TechCrunch Makes A lot of $$$
I’ve seen how TechCrunch started from a small site by Michael Arrington that blogs about Internet startup. To read about its success is both exhilarating and awe-inspiring. It may not seem obvious but we’ve come to another wave of dotcoms and TechCrunch is geared towards that direction to report the the latest scoops and development. [...]
Retrospectives @ Gametrailers.com
For the lighter side of my blog, let’s talk about videos. I know that YouTube needs no introduction and I won’t believe that you have not seen a YouTube video yet. Now, if you are a gamer you’ve probably watched videos that gamers have recorded and encoded, splitting to multi-part videos on how they beat [...]