I’m glad I made a post about the programs I use after a recent reformat (a biannual thing for Windows users), as it gave me a good view of the stuff that’s necessary for me to function, and to determine which ones I’d have to find an open source alternative for. It’s not that easy.… Continue reading Ubuntu for a month
Tag: writing
SE W550i write up out
My review of the Sony Ericsson W550i finally came out yesterday, rather belatedly since I submitted it about two months ago, but it’s all good. I really really liked that phone, and for P15,000.00 (at the time I reviewed it), I think it was a steal with its internal 256mb, built in radio, music player… Continue reading SE W550i write up out
Gadget Buying Tips (renamed ‘Lowdown on Gadgets’) article is now out
Well it was supposed to be an article about gadget buying, but was edited to come out as “The lowdown on gadgets”, a kind of opinion / commentary about gadgets. Which is good, I suppose, considering it wasn’t edited as much. Who can possibly predict what editors think really? IMHO, we might as well be… Continue reading Gadget Buying Tips (renamed ‘Lowdown on Gadgets’) article is now out
My Articles Page is now up!
Finally finally finally. I’ve finally gotten around to making my articles page here. I’d always demurred from said activity as I had thought it rather vain, but I’ve decided it’s best to upload them as they greatly help me figure out when (and sometimes, for whom) I wrote an article for at any given time,… Continue reading My Articles Page is now up!
Gadgets Galore (mid 2006 version)
Gadget season is upon us again (I’m serious. It’s about this time the industry is gearing up to release new stuff), and just like around December to Feb, they are piling up again for review.
Here’s a list of what I’ve got so far:
Joey Saves Inq Tech-Writing World, Starting With ‘You’
I like linking to Joey Alarilla. If you wanna have a sudden gush of visitors, in my case from 1 to a whopping 5 (wow!!!), then go link to Joey Alarilla. Joey , Joey , Joey , Joey.
Anyway, Joey (ok enough with the links), was nice enough to email a heads up re the relaunching of the you.inq7.net site.
Interview of Arnold Gamboa re Linux Migration from Windows
I promised I’d post my interview of Mr. Arnold Gamboa, Managing Director of Sparrow Interactive, regarding the successful migration of 16 of their Windows machines to Linux.
This has to do with my talk last April 8, Saturday, at the PLUG 2nd Quarterly Free Seminar Series. Incidentally, I learned of Arnold’s migration from his post about it at Pinoytechblog, so here’s some linklove in that direction.
Without further ado:
So you wanna learn Kung Fu..
The many fans of this blog (all two of them) will be happy to note I am speaking at the PLUG 2nd Quarterly Free Seminar Series, to impart my knowledge on the Black Arts, namely Interviewing, Writing Articles, and other related debauchery.
Come One Come All To 1984
The title is a phrase from Incubus’ Talkshows on Mute, then there is of course Orsen Wells’ 1984, the first Terminator story was set in 1984, and on May of that year, Australia released it’s first one dollar coin, a factoid I insidiously placed there purely to round out this paragraph, which of course is quite irrelevant and uninteresting, except of course to Australians.
At any rate I’m bringing your attention to 1984 because I’m about to talk about my car, which was first sold to its original owner in 1984, and is an otherwise uninteresting car if not for that fact.
At this point you might well discern that this post is about my car, and not about my usual subjects, such as tech reviews, writing and even basketball, and you will be correct. So those uninterested in said subject may well excuse themselves at this point.
Nobody wants to read my basketball posts so..
Quick post. Happy to note my article about the Sony DSC-R1 SLR was well received, and by ‘well received’ I mean ‘noted’, ‘discussed’ and ‘critiqued’, which may or may not also mean that I was told I was wrong.
Let me put it this way. Imo, if someone takes time to tell you ‘dude, check out the Canon so and so model, better daw than the Sony’, I consider that ‘well-received’, because 1. they read it, and 2. they formed an opinion based on it.
Agreeing with what I said is beside the point really. The point is to make people lend an interested ear.