Panay banat sa mga blog ko at kung anu ano pang site ng mga tao sa network ko... parang ewan. Sa totoo lang, kung may oras syang mag-gago sa Multiply, siguro kung ginugol nya sa ibang bagay marami na syang natapos... tulad ng pag-aaral nya.
Ako Mismo, babanatan ko si Emil AKA ChunkyLover83.
Lol.
Just to let you guys know, he's been reported directly to the higher ups. Within the day, his account will be dead, his email address reported and sent to me, his IP address logged, and other personal info tagged as security concern.
In short, it took one email to shut him down. And a few more steps to find out who he really is.
Online is a dangerous place to make waves and to fool around, as I have most definitely learned to painstaking detail. If you want to pull an Emil, be sure to know what to do. Like not use your home or office IP for example... tsk tsk. Stupid little uneducated little man.
Or, using an email address with your name in the profile. tsk tsk. Ignorant and sad brainless worm.
Or, posting in people's networks, which let's us figure out how you got into Multiply in the first place. tsk tsk... tiny insignificant fly on the wall.
Sadly, I wouldn't want to go down to his level. So I'll do the next best thing.
If you want to know who he really is, shoot me a PM. Hehehe...
in the meantime, I'm dumping his email address in porn subscription sites, viagra newsletters and self help online seminars.
that will keep him busy for a while.
Enjoy the rest of your week folks! ^_^
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Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Stand By Me (All Around the World)
Here's a great new collab video worth sharing. Vince linked it on his YM (I love you papa), and thankfully I was able to watch it even with a slow internet connection. =)
It's worth the watch!
For more info on the video, just visit Gizmodo where I plucked it from.
http://gizmodo.com/5231112/best-video-ive-seen-today-will-make-you-smile
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It's worth the watch!
For more info on the video, just visit Gizmodo where I plucked it from.
http://gizmodo.com/5231112/best-video-ive-seen-today-will-make-you-smile
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Ako Mismo... nag-co-comment na rin sa AkoMismo.org
Since I've been reading a lot of back and forth about the Ako Mismo advocay campaign, I thought I may as well jump on the bandwagon.
Here's a little bit of what I said:
Just read the rest my Cnet Asia post on my whole take on the Ako Mismo campaign here.
(http://asia.cnet.com/member/TARUGOMAN/blog/?v=post&id=63010783)
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Here's a little bit of what I said:
Being that the Philippines is now a blog nation, you can just imagine how many people immediately took it on and spread it like wildfire throughout the web. People would link their Ako Mismo statements to each other, link the site on their blogs, etc. that in just a matter of hours the site's traffic ballooned.
But of course it was not without its share of negative feedback.
Just read the rest my Cnet Asia post on my whole take on the Ako Mismo campaign here.
(http://asia.cnet.com/member/TARUGOMAN/blog/?v=post&id=63010783)
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Friday, May 8, 2009
I'm never gonna dance again...
teka ringtone ko yan ah!
And I quote:
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Thanks to Stir.ph and Yehey peeps for the juicying juicy ay!
And I quote:
Above are screenshots of the infamous Hayden Kho and Katrina Halili sex video that was sent to STIR by an Anonymous email sender a few minutes ago. Based on the screenshots above and the actual video, the so called sex video just contains some sensual dance moves of Katrina and Hayden while the latter sings to the tune of "Careless Whisper." Whether you call it a sex video or pre-sex video is already up for you to decide. The mystery sex video that's been hidden for a long time has finally found its way to the public's eyes after so many months of denial. Now, can a picture and video lie?
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Thanks to Stir.ph and Yehey peeps for the juicying juicy ay!
Thursday, May 7, 2009
I lost my phone... again
Naiwan ko sa taxi. Umaasa ako na mabait pa din yung taxi driver at ibabalik yung phone ko, kasi ok naman chikahan namin at iniwanan ko pa ng tip na malaki dahil malayu-layo ang byahe namin.
Pero wala, nung tinatawagan ni Lynn kanina, nag-ri-ring pa sya. Ngayon, wala, cannot be reached na.
haaay.
Pwede bang wala na lang telepono? Magbabaon na lang ako ng messenger bird? Yung puting owl? Tutal ka-birthday ko naman si Harry Potter.
In the meantime, for anything urgent, call me at 7519600 loc 300 or email me at iggy.javellana@gmail.com
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Pero wala, nung tinatawagan ni Lynn kanina, nag-ri-ring pa sya. Ngayon, wala, cannot be reached na.
haaay.
Pwede bang wala na lang telepono? Magbabaon na lang ako ng messenger bird? Yung puting owl? Tutal ka-birthday ko naman si Harry Potter.
In the meantime, for anything urgent, call me at 7519600 loc 300 or email me at iggy.javellana@gmail.com
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Monday, April 20, 2009
Hard Drive Crash = Life Crash
I just lost all of my data.
Yesterday early morning I was preparing some of my usual Monday reports while downloading upgrades to my hardware. My downloads go directly do my biggest storage drive, a 320GB Seagate single stripped as a Raid drive, courtesy of my motherboard's built in raid and SATA driver. In English, it simply means that this big ass hard disk is wired to go extra fast. I installed it that way for my video editing projects, so they'd run smoother.
Anyway, from out of the blue, my downloads stopped. If you guys use Vuze (formerly Azureus) you'll know a download's stopped (or in deep doodoo) when the smiley face turns dark red and frowning. Lo and behold ALL of my downloads, whether the files I've been seeding or the ones I was currently downloading, were now beet-red frowning faces.
Shocked, I did the first thing any sane PC user would do when a usual problem like this would present itself--restart Windows.
That's when everything went downhill.
My system wouldn't start if my hard drive was attached, and if I was able to run windows it would hang every five minutes.
So, after an arduous and painstaking crash recovery process, I was able to back up some of my data, beginning with my personal files and projects... but that was a 320GB hard drive... you can't just transfter that much data in a working window of 5 minutes and hope to be ok.
Bottomline, what little time I had left, I used to save the things more important to me... my digicam photos. Yes, call me camwhore, but that was almost 10 years worth of photos and videos. I wasn't about to let that go without a fight.
Next in my list would have been my work folder, all of the projects I'd done in the past 5 to 6 years was stored in that hard drive. I was going to back up my projects folder starting with my most recent work when, lo and behold, the hard drive started squealing like mad. And then it died.
When your hard drive starts sounding like a teapot, it's time to let go I think.
So, I spent all of last night and this morning trying to repair it. I've even started talking to my hard drive and massaging it gently in the hopes that it might revive itself. Sadly, that only works on my knees when old age sets in.
Now I'm wondering what the hell I'm supposed to do.
Anyone know anyone willing to do data recovery for free? =(
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Yesterday early morning I was preparing some of my usual Monday reports while downloading upgrades to my hardware. My downloads go directly do my biggest storage drive, a 320GB Seagate single stripped as a Raid drive, courtesy of my motherboard's built in raid and SATA driver. In English, it simply means that this big ass hard disk is wired to go extra fast. I installed it that way for my video editing projects, so they'd run smoother.
Anyway, from out of the blue, my downloads stopped. If you guys use Vuze (formerly Azureus) you'll know a download's stopped (or in deep doodoo) when the smiley face turns dark red and frowning. Lo and behold ALL of my downloads, whether the files I've been seeding or the ones I was currently downloading, were now beet-red frowning faces.
Shocked, I did the first thing any sane PC user would do when a usual problem like this would present itself--restart Windows.
That's when everything went downhill.
My system wouldn't start if my hard drive was attached, and if I was able to run windows it would hang every five minutes.
So, after an arduous and painstaking crash recovery process, I was able to back up some of my data, beginning with my personal files and projects... but that was a 320GB hard drive... you can't just transfter that much data in a working window of 5 minutes and hope to be ok.
Bottomline, what little time I had left, I used to save the things more important to me... my digicam photos. Yes, call me camwhore, but that was almost 10 years worth of photos and videos. I wasn't about to let that go without a fight.
Next in my list would have been my work folder, all of the projects I'd done in the past 5 to 6 years was stored in that hard drive. I was going to back up my projects folder starting with my most recent work when, lo and behold, the hard drive started squealing like mad. And then it died.
When your hard drive starts sounding like a teapot, it's time to let go I think.
So, I spent all of last night and this morning trying to repair it. I've even started talking to my hard drive and massaging it gently in the hopes that it might revive itself. Sadly, that only works on my knees when old age sets in.
Now I'm wondering what the hell I'm supposed to do.
Anyone know anyone willing to do data recovery for free? =(
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