Sophisticated with Style!

Samsung GT-S5233 WI-FI

I bought a new phone last friday and I’m very satisfied with it.  It’s a good replacement for my Samsung U708.
I didn’t buy a MicroSD memory card yet because there are no 16GB available. Most probably, I’ll buy one on the next cut-off.

We had a drinking session again at my house last friday with Heart, Alvin, Amber, and Amber’s friend (Forgot his name ). We headed straight to the office after the booze session. I’m not drunk but I was so sleepy.

I went home right after the shift and went to bed early.

WEBGEEKPH

Event: WebGeekPH Meetup
Date: August 7, 2010 (Saturday)
Time: 6pm to 10pm
Venue: G2iX Techbar, G2iX Office 5/F Orient Square Bldg., Ortigas Center, Pasig City
Map: http://foursquare.com/venue/1540999

The highlights of the event:
· Inspiration WebGeeks Talk (3 Speakers)
· Meet & Greet (Networking)
· Free WebGeekPH T-Shirt (for first 40+ attendees)
· 100% Free Event + Freebies + Foods

Confirm Speakers

Brian Tan Seng – CEO, 98Labs Inc. & Founder at Philippine Tech Startups
Application Developer, Linux Systems Administrator, Software Architect, and Project Manager in a wide array of business applications. Particularly interested in systems optimization, and Agile software development. Also interested in conducting training and advising corporations in adopting Agile methodologies.

Jay Fajardo - CEO at Proudcloud Inc. & Founder at Roofcamp
With more than 20 years of ICT experience, Jay is a serial tech entrepreneur and was the founder of Wi-Fi operator Airborne Access before selling it to SMART in 2008.

He is founder and CEO of PROUDCLOUD, a Web 2.0 development firm which produces social software and cloud based apps for startups and enterprise. Jay is also currently setting up a startup accelerator to drive the growth of the local startup community and promote open collaboration among its members.

Brought to you by: Exist (G2iX) & some cool sponsors to be announce soon!

Call for Sponsors! We are looking for sponsors to help us support this community event.

Please come out for a deep dive into WebGeekPH Community. Share ideas, find partners for your latest project, seek technical support or just socialize and network with people like you.

Last friday after our shift, we went to Andhie’s house to attend his one and only son’s 1st birthday. We were surprised that Andhie’s Dad has a big karaoke machine.

We are all enjoying the karaoke while drinking booze at the same time.

I’m almost done with all of my credit card debts this last quarter of June. I’m goin’ to buy some new stuff and most probably plan to re-paint my room.

I started my shift and I received a concern from a HP customer that is so stupid when it comes to computers, printer is working fine, it’s a wireless printer but wireless network is not. Router issue or a Firewall issue is causing the problem and the person doesn’t  know what an IP Address and a MAC Address is,  and he doesn’t know how to disable his own Anti-Virus.

The situation is very annoying because the person keeps on complaining about the printer but it’s not a printer issue. Basically it’s a customer issue, the person is not familiar with the network.

The thing is, you are not goin’ to buy something if you don’t know how to use it or if you’ll be having a hard time using it. Does it make sense?   It’s like buying a car and you don’t know how to drive a car, so you have to learn and be familiar with driving a car. You can’t point your discrepancy to other things, you have to admit that you can’t drive and you have to get somebody to teach you, not blaming other things for your own fault.

Learning is a non-stop process, along the way we will learn something whether it’s good or bad. All we have to do is to separate the things that will benefit us or not, wrong from right. If you’re gonna buy a computer and you don’t know how to use it and you don’t wanna learn using it, and you want somebody to do some things for you from the computer, what’s the sense of having one?