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| This is Teamviewer 6 on a Debian Linux |
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Globe Wimax doesn't allow port forwarding
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Labels:
Globe Wimax,
How-To,
Port Forwarding,
Teamviewer,
tech stuff,
tips
Monday, December 19, 2011
Sunday Ride: Marifanta
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Labels:
Ride,
Ride Report,
Rides and Touring,
Sunday Ride
Friday, November 11, 2011
Time to Remember, Time to Ride
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The Shaman Supports MRO (Motorcycle Rights Organization), MAP (Motorcycle Advocates of the Philippines), H.E.L.M.E.T. (Help EncourageLawful Motorcycling Environment Together) and Time to Remember, Time to Ride Event on November 13, 2011. Excerpts from MRO Invitation from Motorcycle Philippines Federation as follows. Official Thread and discussion can be found here.
Final Ride Destination, Rules and Regulations and Agenda
WHAT: Time to Remember, Time to Ride
When: November 13, 2011
Where: Starting at SM Fairview (Group 1) to Macapagal Avenue (Group 2) and heading towards Aguinaldo Shrine, Kawit, Cavite
Group 1 (Main): SM City Fairview Parking Lot (Back area)
Group 2 (Sub): Petron Macapagal avenue
Assembly Group 1: 5:00AM
Assembly Group 2: 6:00AM
Takeoff Group 1: 5:30 – 5:45 AM SHARP
Takeoff Group 2: 6:30 – 7:00 AM (Will gear up and roll out before group one reaches Taft)
WHAT: Time to Remember, Time to Ride
When: November 13, 2011
Where: Starting at SM Fairview (Group 1) to Macapagal Avenue (Group 2) and heading towards Aguinaldo Shrine, Kawit, Cavite
Group 1 (Main): SM City Fairview Parking Lot (Back area)
Group 2 (Sub): Petron Macapagal avenue
Assembly Group 1: 5:00AM
Assembly Group 2: 6:00AM
Takeoff Group 1: 5:30 – 5:45 AM SHARP
Takeoff Group 2: 6:30 – 7:00 AM (Will gear up and roll out before group one reaches Taft)
Labels:
HELMET,
MAP,
MCP,
MRO,
Ride Event,
Sunday Ride
Monday, November 07, 2011
Sunday Ride: Laiya, Batangas
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| Petron, Lipa, Batangas @ 7:30 am |
Head over the jump to check out more Pic heavy goodness.
Sunday, October 23, 2011
How to make home-made pizza
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Unknown
Sometimes we get bored on a lazy Sunday or weekend, we then try to do something to keep us occupied. Now here is an easy way to make your day, Cooking a home-made pizza. This is very easy and if your ingredients is also easy to grab.
Saturday, October 22, 2011
October Loots
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| cam phone: yuki trying out mikurus outfit |
Figma Asahina Mikuru Cheerleader version and the battle waitress version. Also have a little keychains with Mikuru grown-up version and school uniform version.
Tagaytay GPS Roadtrip
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Traveling with GPS can be fun; here is a road trip to Tagaytay via
private road inside Canlubang Estate, without using the most common roads.
There are several ways to get to Tagaytay;
1. via Zapote - Dasmarinas - Silang
2. via SLEX - Starosa
3. via Tanuan Batangas - Talisay
4. Via Tanuan - Tagaytay Highlands (exclusive/private road)
5. Via Canlubang (private road)
Labels:
Road Trip
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Infolinks Ads Marketplace - The first Self-Service In-Text Advertising for your ad Campaign
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Infolinks, the world's fastest growing In-Text Advertising network, have been served on this blog for about a year now. Recently they have launched a new model for Advertisers. The First Self-Service In-Text Advertising Marketplace where you can target specific contextual keywords that are relevant to your campaign and distribute it to 250 billion pages and reaches 350 million unique visitors each month.
Labels:
Advertising,
Featured,
Infolinks,
tips
Thursday, September 08, 2011
Have you ever wondered what's the new Globe Wimax BM622i user password is?
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| BM622i |
So have you ever wondered what's the password?
Read more and I'll tell you what.
Labels:
BM622i,
Globe Wimax,
How-To,
tips
Monday, September 05, 2011
How to troubleshoot Garmin GPS Navigator on No-Name China GPS
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| Splash Screen booting up |
I am refering to this no-name China GPS you can buy online from your favorite China goods seller. This particular device used for this guide is a 5 incher running a custom firmware and win ce 5. It comes preloaded with Garmin Mobile XT version 5.010W.
When I fired up Garmin it loads a script Garmin.mscr which preloads Port Splitter 1.20 before it loads the Garmin software. It takes forever when detecting satellites to lock into within Garmin. I have tried every ports listed and no luck.
Labels:
DIY,
Garmin,
GPS,
Guide,
How-To,
tech stuff,
troubleshooting,
WinCE
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